Of what consequence is it that Durkheim emphasizes the problem of solidarity to describe modern society while Marx emphasizes class struggle?

 Of what consequence is it that Durkheim emphasizes the problem of solidarity to describe modern society while Marx emphasizes class struggle?  Both Marx and Durkheim are critical of contemporary capitalism and the inequalities that characterize modern society.  Are they, therefore, in agreement concerning the possibility of social and political stability and/or political and social reform in modern society?  Explain your answer, using quotes from the text for both Durkheim and Marx, where appropriate. You might want to develop your answer by describing the different ways in which Marx and Durkheim might explain the presence of working-class, or proletarian, political movements in modern society.