Although Seemingly in Agreement About the Alienating Character of Industrial

Although seemingly in agreement about the alienating character of industrial work, this is actually a point of departure between Marx and Durkheim.

A) Unlike Marx, Durkheim did not see the division of labor as a problem, or the existence of classes as progress.
B) Durkheim did not see earlier, classless societies as ideal in any sense.
C) Marx advocated class revolution, whereas Durkheim believed workers should acclimate themselves and find other ways of fulfilling their lives.
D) Durkheim did not see one class destroying another, as did Marx, but rather as constantly reconstructing themselves.