Durkheim differed from Marx in that he viewed:
A) the division of labor as a central basis for integration in modern industrial society
B) moral regulation as problematic for individual liberty and happiness
C) the division of labor as a source of basic problems in capitalist society
D) the problems of the modern society as a result of contradictions within capitalism

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Durkheim saw the division of labor as a positive force that could promote social cohesion and integration in modern industrial societies, unlike Marx who viewed it as a source of alienation and conflict.

Durkheim Differed from Marx in That He Viewed