CQ: (page 14) Can you supply examples of the problems of alienation, anomie, and
imprisonment in the iron cage of rationality from your own life? Do these terms have
meaning to today's college students?
In order to answer this question, you must understand the key terms. Refer back to
your textbook and write the definitions of alienation, anomie, and iron cage of
rationality. Remember that each of these terms represents societal conditions, not
individual feelings. The authors state that alienation produces the feeling that life is
meaningless. What feelings might be generated by the situation of anomie? How
would you feel under such conditions? Think back to your first term at college. Did
either alienation or anomie apply to the conditions in which the new freshmen class
found themselves? Did you experience any of the feelings associated with alienation or
anomie? What were the sources of your feelings? How long did it take for those
feelings to change? What were Weber’s assumptions about the iron cage of
rationality? What do you think college life would be without rationality? Would
universities exist? Are your experiences with alienation, anomie, and the iron cage of
rationality based more on conditions of the whole society or on a smaller sub-set of
society, such as your college or university?
CQ: (page 14) Can you supply examples of the problems of alienation, anomie, and
imprisonment in the iron cage of rationality from your own life? Do these terms have
meaning to today's college students?
In order to answer this question, you must understand the key terms. Refer back to
your textbook and write the definitions of alienation, anomie, and iron cage of
rationality. Remember that each of these terms represents societal conditions, not
individual feelings. The authors state that alienation produces the feeling that life is
meaningless. What feelings might be generated by the situation of anomie? How
would you feel under such conditions? Think back to your first term at college. Did
either alienation or anomie apply to the conditions in which the new freshmen class
found themselves? Did you experience any of the feelings associated with alienation or
anomie? What were the sources of your feelings? How long did it take for those
feelings to change? What were Weber’s assumptions about the iron cage of
rationality? What do you think college life would be without rationality? Would
universities exist? Are your experiences with alienation, anomie, and the iron cage of
rationality based more on conditions of the whole society or on a smaller sub-set of
society, such as your college or university?
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