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    Durkheim analyzed different types of solidarity in societies. In primitive societies, people had mechanical solidarity based on sharing common beliefs and practices. In modern societies, organic solidarity exists through interdependence, such as farmers relying on doctors and vice versa, creating unity even without all parties knowing each other. Durkheim explored how the division of labor in modern societies led to organic rather than mechanical solidarity through specialization and interdependence between occupations.

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    Durkheim analyzed different types of solidarity in societies. In primitive societies, people had mechanical solidarity based on sharing common beliefs and practices. In modern societies, organic solidarity exists through interdependence, such as farmers relying on doctors and vice versa, creating unity even without all parties knowing each other. Durkheim explored how the division of labor in modern societies led to organic rather than mechanical solidarity through specialization and interdependence between occupations.

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    Durkheim analyzed different types of solidarity in societies. In primitive societies, people had mechanical solidarity based on sharing common beliefs and practices. In modern societies, organic solidarity exists through interdependence, such as farmers relying on doctors and vice versa, creating unity even without all parties knowing each other. Durkheim explored how the division of labor in modern societies led to organic rather than mechanical solidarity through specialization and interdependence between occupations.

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    A brief

    Demonstration / Presentation
    on
    The Division of Labour in Society
    by
    Mr. Montu Kumar Daimary
    “ The Division of Labour in Society ”

    by
    Emile Durkheim

    published in 1893
    The main concept :

    “ Solidarity ”

    means ‘Unity’
    He divided the society into two types namely :

    Primitive Society and Modern Society


    According to him there is solidarity (unity) in
    both types of societies.
    Primitive Society
    He said that in a ‘Primitive Society’ there is mechanical solidarity
    (unity).

    In those societies everyone follows common religion, culture,


    practice like agricultural practices, etc. this is called as mechanical
    solidarity or collective consciousness.

    Solidarity or Unity is based on commonness.


    Modern Society
    In a Modern Society, the solidarity (unity) is very different because it
    is based on ‘Inter-Dependence’. Hence, it is called as ‘Orgainic
    Solidarity’.

    In those societies everyone follows inter-dependence. For example, the


    doctor is dependent on the farmer and vice-versa.

    Solidarity or unity is based on inter-dependence, with or without


    the other parties knowing.
    THANK YOU

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