
Soc 1.1+1.2: Examining Social Life and Development of Sociology
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Cora Kramer
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Use your notes to give your own definition of Sociology using the following words: social behavior. social interactions, and group.
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What is the sociological imagination and why do you think it is important when studying sociology?
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What was going on in society when Sociology was developed?
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Herbert Spencer applied Darwin's evolutionary theory to society. Research: 1. What exactly is social darwinism? Give a few details.
2. What problematic ideas could this be used to justify? Explain.
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Perspective is important in Sociology. When studying society and social interactions, it is important to examine all perspectives. In order to fully understand a situation, do you think you need to understand the perspective of everyone involved? Why or why not?
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Verstehen is a concept integrated in the field of Sociology by Sociologist, Max Weber. The goal is to attempt to understand the meaning of someone's actions instead of focusing on the actions from our perspective. Why do you think this is important?
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Maya's parents don't allow her to attend parties, have a later curfew than 9:00, or spend the night at friends' houses. Her friends think her parents are unreasonable.
Apply "verstehen" to this scenario. What are some reasons why this might happening other than the parents simply being unreasonable?
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Maria has worked at the same company for 15 years but almost never takes vacation. Her coworkers think she's a workaholic who cares way too much about her job.
Apply "verstehen" to this scenario. What are some possible reasons why Maria never takes vacation other than what her coworkers have assumed?
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Mr. Johnson lives alone and eats dinner at the same diner every evening. The same table. The same meal. Almost no conversation. Everyone in town thinks Mr. Johnson is weird and creepy.
Apply "verstehen" to this scenario. What are some reasons why Mr. Johnson might eat alone every evening?
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Overall, explain why this concept is important when trying to understand things from a sociological perspective.
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Choose one of the Sociologists from your notes and do some research on their contributions to the field of Sociology. Discuss 4-5 of your findings in your own words.
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