Lucretius Holds That Life Can Be Meaningful Even in a Completely

question 17

True/False

Lucretius holds that life can be meaningful even in a completely materialistic universe devoid of God.

Recognize the historical developments and national origins of intelligence testing.

Understand the historical development and foundational theories of sociology.

Identify and explain the contributions of key sociological theorists.

Recognize the significance of sociological imagination in connecting personal experiences to larger social structures.

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Definitions:

Social Realism

An art movement that focuses on depicting social and political conditions realistically, as in the lives of everyday people, often with a critique of the status quo.

Sociology

The study of social behavior, societies, patterns of social relationships, social interaction, and culture that surrounds everyday life.

Material Social Facts

Elements of society that have a physical or material existence, used by Durkheim to describe the objectivity of social phenomena.

Empirically Studied

Investigated or analyzed through observation or experience rather than theory or pure logic.