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Review Notes: CT 15 & 16: Marx's Historical Sociology; Marx & Engels on the Origin of Patriarchy |
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1. In relation to a Marxist socio historical analysis, change in the form of social evolution is ___________________________________ , directional, immanent, continuous, & derived from uniform causes 2. One of the components of the mode of production is the ____________________________________ of each class; i.e. their worldview, culture etc. including their work ethic, views on mobility, views on the legitimacy of the merit system, etc. 3. Marx, following Morgan, realized that Hunter Gatherer society was egalitarian because they had no surplus, but did have " _______________________________________ " 4. In relation to Marx & the Asiatic Mode of Production, the Asiatic mode was extremely _________________________ because irrigation was under the control of the govt 5. In relation to Marxist history during the ancient era, for the retinues, ____________________________ became end in itself 6. In relation to Marxist history during the feudal era, serfdom did not create ____________________________ 7. In relation to Marxist history during the capitalist era, capitalism is therefore linked to the processes that separated the serf from the land which culminated in the ___________________________________ Movements 8. Nisbet held that all social evolution models are based on the
metaphor of __________________________ , analogy of growth/change
in society as compared to growth/change of individuals
9. In relation to Morgan & the development of the patriarchal family, Morgan believed that _________________________ was established when agriculture created a surplus 10. In relation to Marx & Engels on the origin of the family,
property & the state, quasi private & private associations formed
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Essays should be two, average length, hand written pages long. Be sure & answer all parts of the question. 1. For social evolutionists, change is natural, directional, immanent,
continuous, & derived from uniform causes. Review a Marxist socio
historical analysis demonstrating how it is, & is not social evolutionist
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