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Published: 07.11.2019.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: 2 units
References: Not used
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Karl Marx believed that the conflict in society was bad, which led to dysfunction of society. Durkheim, on the other hand, saw the conflict as a potential benefit. If the consequences of the conflict are clearly known to all, solidarity between all opponents of the conflict will be enhanced. Although the two theories are different in this respect, the difference between theoretical concepts of alienation and anomie is striking. However, the difference between these concepts is in operation. In the alienation of Marx, capitalists use a working class that causes dysfunction. In Durkheim's anomie, the working class dysfunction is not related to capitalist exploitation but to the complexity of society.
In conclusion, both Marx and Durkheim were extraordinary thinkers and theorists. They have both introduced ways in which we can view and analyze our society and its essential elements. Whether we focus on society's theory of conflict or integration, class stratification or solidarity, the use of work or norms and values, we have much to compare and contrast. Karl Marx and Emile Durkheim are familiar with the big thought, two beliefs to think and work around.


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