Back
to top
What is social solidarity? (Emile Durkheim-sociology)
Watch
Announcements
Page 1 of 1
Go to first unread
Skip to page:
Report
#2
Social solidarity is essentially where we, as a society, are unified by our shared norms and values. Which means as a collective conscience, we stand as one big interconnected community.
Hope it helps
Posted from TSR Mobile
Hope it helps
Posted from TSR Mobile
0
reply
(Original post by JRHewett)
Social solidarity is essentially where we, as a society, are unified by our shared norms and values. Which means as a collective conscience, we stand as one big interconnected community.
Hope it helps
Posted from TSR Mobile
Social solidarity is essentially where we, as a society, are unified by our shared norms and values. Which means as a collective conscience, we stand as one big interconnected community.
Hope it helps
Posted from TSR Mobile
0
reply
Report
#4
(Original post by nathaniakyra)
Yeah I get that now! But can you give me an example of this please?
Yeah I get that now! But can you give me an example of this please?
I study Sociology, is there a certain topic you're on right now? - I might be able to give you an example more relevant to that topic...
Posted from TSR Mobile
0
reply
(Original post by JRHewett)
Well you could argue that in crime and punishment, the judiciary system of punishing deviants encourages social solidarity, because all of the non-deviants collectively condemn the wrongdoer, which re-affirms societal values and further strengthens the solidarity of society?
I study Sociology, is there a certain topic you're on right now? - I might be able to give you an example more relevant to that topic...
Posted from TSR Mobile
Well you could argue that in crime and punishment, the judiciary system of punishing deviants encourages social solidarity, because all of the non-deviants collectively condemn the wrongdoer, which re-affirms societal values and further strengthens the solidarity of society?
I study Sociology, is there a certain topic you're on right now? - I might be able to give you an example more relevant to that topic...
Posted from TSR Mobile
0
reply
Report
#6
(Original post by nathaniakyra)
I am currently revising Functionalist view of education and I am on Durkheim perspective
I am currently revising Functionalist view of education and I am on Durkheim perspective
Posted from TSR Mobile
0
reply
(Original post by JRHewett)
Ah okay, well you can therefore say that the educational system acts as a form of secondary socialisation of individuals, reinforcing the societal norms and values to reach a shared understanding. Which in turn leads to social solidarity both internally, and in the context of wider society.
Posted from TSR Mobile
Ah okay, well you can therefore say that the educational system acts as a form of secondary socialisation of individuals, reinforcing the societal norms and values to reach a shared understanding. Which in turn leads to social solidarity both internally, and in the context of wider society.
Posted from TSR Mobile
0
reply
Report
#8
(Original post by nathaniakyra)
woah, I had to read that like 3 times to understand what you said lol. Thank you! I understand it now
woah, I had to read that like 3 times to understand what you said lol. Thank you! I understand it now
Posted from TSR Mobile
0
reply
Report
#9
Sorry to be a bit annoying but would you be able to give a small, short definition on what collective conscience is? Thank you so much in advance!
0
reply
Report
#10
Can someone explain how secondary socialisation leads to pupils education achievement? Thank you
0
reply
X
Page 1 of 1
Go to first unread
Skip to page:
Quick Reply
Today on TSR
-
What factors are affecting your mental health?We want to know what's having the biggest impact for you?
- Universities Minister Michelle Donelan - LIVE on TSR
- TSR's Dream Festival
- TSR Easter Bunny Hunt
- Should key workers be given a significant pay rise after Covid-19?