soc116:jeopardy-001 - DJJR Sociology

soc116:jeopardy-001

Marx	Durkheim	Weber	Potpourri	Davis, etc.	Collins, etc.
100 ...the working class + question What is the Proletariat? close	100 a state of normlessness + question What is anomie? close	100 a conceptual heuristic device that lets social scientists generalize from particular phenomena + question What is an Ideal Type? close	100 Adam Smith's most well-known work + question What is The Wealth of Nations? close	100 Murray Davis' outline of how to make a theory attractive to an audience + question What is the "index of the interesting"? close	100 Phrase used by Collins to capture Durkheim's critigue of social contract theory + question What is the pre-contractual basis for contract? close
200 Year "The Communist Manifesto" appeared + question What is 1848? close	200 The "glue" that holds societies or groups together + question What is social solidarity? close	200 The rest of the quote: "Politics is... + question What is …the long slow boring of hard boards."? close	200 Author of //The Social Contract// + question What is Rousseau? close	200 Theory that is interesting because of "opposition" + question What is What seem to be similar, are really opposite (or vice versa)? close	200 Nothing gets done because each person assumes someone else has done it + question What is the "bystander effect"? close
300 Finish to "Man makes his own history,..." + question What is "…but not out of whole cloth"? close	300 Solidarity based on similarity + question What is mechanical solidarity? close	300 Authority based on "the eternal yesterday," the way we've always done it. + question What is traditional authority? close	300 What life is in the state of nature, according to Hobbes + question What is "…nasty, brutish, and short."? close	300 Davis' "function" as way to be interesting + question What is What seems to function effectively, does not (or vice versa)? close	300 The source of trust in society, according to Collins and Durkheim + question What is social rituals? close
400 Ideas, beliefs, and worldview that are counter to one's self interest + question What is false consciousness? close	400 For Durkheim, two components of all religions + question What is Rites & rituals AND beliefs (distinction between sacred/profane)? close	400 Authority based on magnetic personality + question What is charismatic authority? close	400 Quote and author: "Man is born free... + question What is …but everywhere is in chains." Rousseau.? close	400 Interesting by "stabilization" + question What is We think it never changes, but it does (or vice versa)? close	400 If you can get benefits without contributing, it is rational to let others do the work + question What is the free rider problem? close
500 Subjective class consciousness, for Marx + question What is Class-in-itself (Klass an sich)? close	500 Finish to "It does not offend because it is a crime,..." + question What is "…it's a crime because it offends the collective consciousness."? close	500 authority based on respect for rules + question What is rational legal authority? close	500 Four major works by Durkheim + question What is Division of Labor, Suicide, Rules, Elementary Forms? close	500 Davis' "abstraction" + question What is What seems to be individual, is actually social (or vice versa)? close	500 Mannheim's two types of rationality } + question What is Functional rationality and Substantive rationality? close

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