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Chapter 2: the Sociological Perspectives Section 4: Phenomenology and Exchange Theory Introduction As introduced in the last section, Interactionism makes the assumption that society is the sum of all interactions between individuals and small groups. It is a micro level perspective that focuses on human agency as the constructive force in society as opposed to … Continue reading The Interactionist Perspective: Part II: Phenomenology and Exchange Theory
Bias is a tricky thing in the social sciences. It's not a simple matter of just teaching the facts. The facts have a context, and that context doesn't always align with neutral positions.
chapter 2: The Sociological Perspectives Section 3: Symbolic Interactionism Introduction Sections 1 and 2 covered two major perspectives in the sociological tradition, the Functionalist and the Conflict Perspectives and these perspectives covered a lot of ground. Functionalism focused on the structures and functions of society that give it solidarity, permanence and stability. The Conflict perspective … Continue reading The Interactionist Perspective Part 1: Symbolic Interactionism
103 years of wisdom: A conversation with my Dad
A look at the nature of social conflict.
THIS ESSAY IS WRITTEN IN RESPONSE TO A DESPERATE EMAIL ASKING ME FOR HELP FIGURING OUT HOW TO WRITE AN AICE SOCIOLOGY ESSAY. I FIGURED THAT REPRODUCING MY RESPONSE AND GIVING AN EXAMPLE WOULD BE BENEFICIAL TO EVERYONE IN THEIR QUEST TO PASS THE AICE SOCIOLOGY PAPERS.
Social Cohesion
A look at the Functionalist approach to sociology.
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Engels applies the Marxist Theory of Dialectical Materialism to understand the family. His work can be seen as an early expression of Marxist Feminism.
Mr. Andoscia's Classroom 