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Estudo Dirigido 2
UNIVERSIDADE FEDERAL DO CEARÁ CURSO DE COMUNICAÇÃO SOCIAL – JORNALISMO - CAMPUS CARIRI
DISCIPLINA: SOCIOLOGIA
PROFESSOR TIAGO COUTINHO
NOME: JÉSSICA MOREIRA PINHEIRO Segundo estudo dirigido para ser entregue no dia 22 de março de 2011
Valor 2,5 pontos

1-) “A revolução industrial obriga a um registro mais preciso do tempo na vida social”(QUITANEIRO, 2009: 12). Argumente como o processo de industrialização namodernidade contribuiu para ajudar a consolidar as primeiras reflexões sociológicas. (0,5 ponto)

2-) Explique como o Iluminismo e a Revolução Francesa contribuíram para mudançasna sociedade e quais as suas heranças para as reflexões das Ciências Sociais?

3-) “Comte buscou criar uma ciência da sociedade que pudesse explicar as leis domundo social da mesma forma que a ciência natural explicava o funcionamento do mundo físico”, (GIDDENS, 2005: 28). Explique qual a contribuição de Comte para as Ciências Sociais e por que seu método é chamado de positivista? (0,5 ponto)

4-) “Mudanças na organização política e jurídica, nos modos de produzir e de comerciar exerciam um mútuo efeito multiplicador e geravam conflitos ideológicos e políticos demonta” (QUITANEIRO, 2009: 10). A partir de suas leituras, vivências e experiências, esboce como você avalia que ocorrem as mudanças na sociedade. (0,5 ponto)

5-) Elabore uma questão sobre os textos lidos e apresente a sua resposta. (0,5 ponto)

1-) A industrialização na modernidade criou novas condições de existência para os indivíduos. Essas mudanças tiveram um efeito traumático sobre milhões de seres humanos ao modificar radicalmente suas formas tradicionais de vida e relações sociais. Desse modo, surgia um "objeto" a ser investigado, e com ele, a necessidade de uma ciência capaz de interpretar e compreender os problemas da sociedade urbano-industrial, capaz de explicar essa nova ordem social, política e econômica.

2-) O iluminismo foi um movimento intelectual filosófico que

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