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things that happened in modernity
industrial
revolution
science replaced
religion
urbanisation
modernity daddies
durkheim
marx
weber
modernity daddies - durkheim
modernity defined by the weakening of the
collective
conscience
has more
freedom
but
morals
have weakened
more people suffering from
anomie
modernity daddies - marx
modernity defined by
capitalism
society has improved however
exploitation
and
alienation
are more prevalent
modernity daddies - weber
modernity has an "iron cage of
rationality
"
rational
thought (scientific reasoning -
disenchantment
) stops people from expressing themselves
modernity is still a big improvement
results of modernity
industrialisation
capitalism
urbanism
democracy
results of modernity - industrialisation
industrial
revolution transformed societies from agriculture to
manufacturing
results of modernity - capitalism
privately
owned companies run for profit
new classes emerged
middle
class - business owners
working
class - labourers
results of modernity - urbanism
movement from
rural
areas to
urban
areas
multiple cities have a population over 50,000
increasing overall population due to better
healthcare
and more
children
results of modernity - democracy
overthrow of
french
monarchy indicated that people wanted a say in how the country is governed
led to
political
parties and a
democratic
government
modernity - new ethos
possibility of human progress
rational
planning to achieve an objective
use of
technology
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