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SOCL 2001 Exam Study Guide Sociology - Answer-- study of society - One of the social sciences - Disciplines that examine the human and social world - looks at a broad range of institutions- structures in our society (education and politics) to better understand social relationships Everyday A...

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SOCL 2001 Exam Study Guide

Sociology - Answer✔✔-- study of society


- One of the social sciences


- Disciplines that examine the human and social world


- looks at a broad range of institutions- structures in our society (education and politics) to

better understand social relationships


Everyday Actor - Answer✔✔-someone who approaches the by world by using knowledge that is

practical/taken for granted


Social Analyst - Answer✔✔-someone who approaches the world by using reasoning and

questioning to gain insight


Social Perspective - Answer✔✔-- A way of looking at the world through a sociological lens


- Beginner's Mind, Culture Shock, Sociological Imagination


Beginner's Mind - Answer✔✔-opposite of an expert mind


Culture Shock - Answer✔✔-- Sense of disorientation you experience upon entering a new

environment


- Behaviors that are typical in one society/culture may seem very strange in another comtext



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Sociological Imagination - Answer✔✔-- to understand social life we must understand the

intersection between biography and history


- term coined by C. Wright Mills


Levels of Analysis - Answer✔✔-- levels used to explore relationships


- microsociology, macrosociology


- referred to as micro-level and macro-level with meso-level in between


Microsociology - Answer✔✔-examines small group interactions to see how they impact larger

institutions in society


Macrosociology - Answer✔✔-examines large-scale social structures to determine how they

impact groups and individuals


Theories - Answer✔✔-- propositions that seek to explain the social world and help to make

predictions about future events


- sometimes referred to as approaches, schools of thought, paradigms, or perspectives


- address social pressures


August Comte - Answer✔✔-- states that sociology needed to be treated like any other scientific

discipline


- he laid the groundwork for future sociologists and helped to establish the discipline




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Harriett Martineau - Answer✔✔-- a social activist who traveled the US and wrote about social

changes that are radical for this time period


- she translated Comte's work into English making his idea accessible to England and America


Herbert Spencer - Answer✔✔-- first great English-speaking sociologist


- believed in evolution and coined the phrase "survival of the fittest"


- believed that societies evolve through time by adapting to their changing environment.


- his philosophy is often referred to as Social Darwinism


Emile Durkheim - Answer✔✔-- like Comte, Durkheim worked for establish sociology as an

important academic discipline


- in 'Suicide', he studied the relationship between social isolation and suicide at the macro-level


Karl Marx - Answer✔✔-- German philosopher and political activist who contributed significantly

to sociology's conflict theory


- theorized that capitalism created social inequality between the bourgeoisie (owned the means

of production) and the proletariat (the workers)


- predicted that inequality leads to class conflict


Max Weber - Answer✔✔-- Also studied how society was becoming industrialized


- concerned with the process of rationalization (applying economic logic to all human activity)


- he believed that contemporary life was filled with disenchantment


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