Question 1
Klinenberg calls his attempt to identify the underlying conditions that produced such high mortality in the Chicago heat wave a
◦ social autopsy.
◦ social capital audit.
◦ natural disaster study.
◦ place-based symbolic interactionist study.
Question 2
Klinenberg notes that although isolation has been a major topic in sociology, most sociologists have been interested in it conceptually and have focused on relationships among communities. However, he focuses on
◦ the role of social capital in explaining isolation as a powerful metaphor.
◦ the real isolation and lack of connection among individuals within communities.
◦ how a "culture of fear" actually tends to counteract isolation and draw people more closely together.
◦ how Gans in
Urban Villagers showed that people are not really isolated.
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