[I submitted this as my final project on Durkheim]

Yes, this video has a lot going on for her, but I love it.
At UChicago, everyone must take a full year of SOSC (a core requirement where we read philosophy over a wide range of eras). The SOSC class that I’m currently taking is called “Power, Identity, Resistance” - Pretty neat.
Soooo, after writing two papers this quarter, we were given a ~fun~ final project: Talk about a concept from Émile Durkheim’s Division of Labor in Society as it relates to some other contemporary idea. Therefore, you will see me attempt to teach you a bit about ANOMIE as it relates to the COVID-19 pandemic. Hopefully, I’ll be like the ~cool teacher~ that you wish you had me teaching you philosophy. This video did take me probably around 10 hours to make, but I like it, sooo… worth it?
Anyway, once this video is posted, I am officially on spring break - Peace!
As promised, here are my citations:
Durkheim, Emile. The Division of Labor in Society. Translated by George Simpson. Boston, MA: Digireads.com, 2019.
Timestamps for my citation pages (I’ll put the stamp at the end of the cited phrase):
2:00 (328)
2:27 (171)
2:47 (173)
3:02 (68)
3:05 (201)
3:12 (327)
3:20 (372)
3:45 (328)
4:12 (328)
4:45 (330)
5:31 (358)
5:44 (326-327)
Disclaimer: I’m obviously not being paid by The College for this video. This video is just a collection of my personal opinions.
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2:08 this is accurate.