Answer to Question #284702 in Philosophy for Zoeskyy

Question

can an examined life be compatible with organic solidarity?

Answer 1

No. Organic solidarity is the social integration and cohesion that originate from the division of labor and interdependence on each other. This type of solidarity is usually seen in modern societies, that is, complex and industrial societies. Furthermore, members of such societies do not share many similarities. They may believe in different gods, eat different food, have different cultural practices, hold very different jobs, and have different values and beliefs.