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Introduction to sociology

How To Apply Sociology In Everyday Life: Explained Real Examples

by Arushi Chopra

applying sociology in everyday life

Sociology is the study of society through many theoretical perspectives. The most important lesson of sociology is that society is not an external object to be studied. Instead, all of us are active members of society and constantly influence it. Thus, sociology can be applied in everyday life by all members of society. This article […]

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What is a feminist perspective? – An Overview

by Nancy

what is feminist perspective

Feminist Perspective:  One’s worldview is formed by the experiences one has lived. It is apparent but often-overlooked fact that everyday experiences of women are not the same as men. Nevertheless, social theorists, for a very long time, continued to proffer an androcentric view of the world. No wonder why we only heard about the founding […]

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10 SOCIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS THAT EVERYONE SHOULD KNOW

by Saanjh Shekhar

10 Sociological Concepts with examples

This article is going to explore ten sociological concepts ( explained with simple examples) that everyone should know about. 10 SOCIOLOGICAL CONCEPTS SOCIAL STRATIFICATION: It refers to the categorization of groups into a hierarchy base on their socio-economic conditions like wealth, income, caste, race, etc. In western Societies, social stratification exists in three layers: The upper class, […]

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Difference between Formal and Informal Organizations

by Mayumi Nongrum

the key differences between formal and informal organizations with simple examples

This article highlights the key differences between formal and informal organizations with simple examples In order to understand the difference between formal and informal organizations one first needs to know what an organization is. Firstly, an organization is made up of a group of people who are working together to achieve certain goals. These organizations […]

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What is Society? Here’s a Simple Explanation

by Mayumi Nongrum

what is society

This article dives into the questions on what society is and this particular question has been debated, fought and multiple meanings have been formed and made thus this paper tries to give an insight on it and the importance of tolerance and acceptance of differences to continue living. We often hear from people that we […]

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Sociological Imagination: From Personal Troubles to Social Issues

by Sociology Group

sociological-imagination-examples-meaning

  One of the first concepts, perhaps, that is introduced to one who is beginning to learn the discipline of sociology is, the sociological imagination. It is not quite as different from daydreaming or the mere act of imagining. Sociological imagination was introduced by C. Wright Mills. If one were to think sociologically, one has […]

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An Introduction to the Discipline of Sociology

by Stuti Banga

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Introduction: The term ‘sociology’ was coined by a French social scientist, August Comte in 1838. The term is derived from a combination of two Latin words- ‘socius’ meaning ‘society, association, togetherness or companionship,’ and ‘logos’ meaning ‘study of, or to speak about.’ In simpler words, sociology can be defined as the scientific study of society. […]

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