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Question 12 Marks
List two suitable grounds on which Marxian theory of class struggle has been criticised.
Answer
Karl Marx has absolutely ignored the middle class. Middle class has a great importance in modern society especially that society which can be called the supreme capitalist society. The class struggle cannot be accepted as constructive. Hence, it is always destructive and it leads to fascism which any society is unable to bear.
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Question 22 Marks
Explain the term 'Bourgeoisie'.
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According to Marx, Bourgeoisie are those few people who own the means of production in a capitalist society. They enjoy both economic and political power.
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Question 32 Marks
What is social fact, according to Durkheim?
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Social facts are those ways of working, thinking and feeling which are exterior to man and which controls the man by their power of constraints.
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Question 42 Marks
Explain briefly social fact as interpreted by Durkheim.
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Social facts are those ways of thinking, doing work and feel which has the special characteristics to maintain its existence exterior to the individual consciousness. Durkheim also writes, “Social facts are those ways of working, thinking and feeling which are exterior to man and which controls the man by their power of constraint".
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Question 52 Marks
Differentiate between the sacred and the profane.
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The sacred is that which is considered holy and dreaded. It includes religious beliefs and rites, duties or anything related to religious treatment par excellence. The profane relates to the ordinary, utalitarian aspects of life, dull or routine, full of impurity.
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Question 62 Marks
Why is Emile Durkheim called the ‘key classical theorists in sociology'?
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Emile Durkheim is one of the 'key classical theorists in sociology'. He is best known for founding sociology as a scientific discipline and for defining the boundaries of its subject matter. His key theoretical statement lies in his claim that social phenomena are realities that can only be explained by other social facts.
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Question 72 Marks
Explain the term 'surplus value'.
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The term 'surplus value' refers to the quality of value produced by the worker beyond the necessary labour time, i.e., the marking time required to produce a value equal to the one he has received in the form of wages.
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2 Marks Question - Sociology STD 11 Humanities Questions - Vidyadip