Religion and Social Change Pt 3
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2. What did Billings study and apply Gramsci’s ideas to?
- He looked into two communities in the 1920s and 30s; one coalminers, the other textile workers
- He looked into the change in ownerships in business during the 1920s and 30s
- He pretended to be working class for a week to see how they were exploited
3. Why is hegemony never guaranteed?
- Because it is always possible the working class will develop an alternative vision about how society should be organised
- Because capitalists are selfish and therefore always compete with each other
- Because it is possible for people to move between classes which means the ruling class can be overthrown
4. How do Marxists see religion as having relative autonomy?
- It can be partly independent of society’s economic base and is sometimes a force of change
- It isn’t always found in capitalist societies, some communist countries, such as Cuba, still have religion
- They don’t
5. What do Maduro and Lowy see liberation theology as?
- An example of a religious conservative force
- An example of religiously inspired social change
- An example of the exploitation of the working class
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