Question

According to Emile Durkheim, industrialized societies display organic solidarity. What is the basis for organic solidarity?

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

Emile Durkheim is the father of sociology. he formally established academic discipline with Carl Marx, max Weber and given principle on the architect of modern social science. Organic solidarity is social cohesion based on the dependence of people on each other in modern society. It is interdependence with the specialties of work and given compliments by people that is the combination of modern society and industrial societies. Often people do different task and they have different taste solidarity depends on their faith in each other to perform their specified task. Organic define as interdependent of the parts, so social solidarity are more complex and maintained by the inter-dependency of its parts.

Answer 2

Answer:

interdependence and individual rights.

Explanation:

The basis for organic solidarity is based on the notion of interdependece between individuals ,

According to Durkheim

"Organic solidarity turns into social cohesion as individuals rely more on each other "

Contrasted to Mechanical solidarity, where  primitive societies or prior to industrialization show less dependence for a lack of specialized work:

The nomadic or hunting tribes, the typical example  (mechanical solidarity)

With industrialization, specialization of work and the complementarities between people turn  to the basis of organic solidarity.

Industrial societies (UK, Germany are historical examples)