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| founder of sociology, positivism, scientific method leads to social events |
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| change happens naturally, no right way or society to be organized, objectivity |
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| economic determinism, the dialectic, theory of social change (change was conflict bt opposing economic interest, not adaption) |
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| understand social stability, collective conscience, suicide |
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| idea of value free, more important to understand the meaning people attach to behavior instead of patterns of it (protestant) |
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| the social world can be studied with same accuracy as the natural world |
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| Durkheim,standards of morality |
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| too little freedom, too much rules |
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| too much freedom, no regulation |
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| too much freedom, no regulation |
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| too much freedom, no regulation |
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| what is, not what ought to be |
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| women who are repeatedly battered will become mentally ill |
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safer working conditions
better juvenile system
improved sanitiation
services for poor |
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