Showing posts with label division of labour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label division of labour. Show all posts

April 19, 2010

Durkheim

Division of labour
People become aware of their dependence on one another.  The well-being of each one depends on the well-being of all.

Social time - social relativity of time

organic solidarity (heterogeneous)  vs.  mechanical solidarity (homogeneous)


Anomie
Too much division of labour - members are preoccupied, loss of identity with community, collective group of isolated individuals, bound only by contract

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