What concept does Durkheim use to explain how religious ceremonies generate social solidarity ?
Correct answer: A. collective effervescence
- A. collective effervescence
- B. collective interaction
- C. collective consciousness
- D. class consciousness
Explanation
Durkheim called the intense emotional energy generated by collective worship collective effervescence. Shared excitement in ceremonies strengthens the group's collective consciousness and social solidarity.
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