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Sociology
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Sociology
Sociology comes from two latin words:
Societas = society
Logo = study
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The object of study of Sociology
is society.
Understand society and how it works.
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Sociology can be seen as
• the cause and effect of social relations between individuals and these social groups as well as customs and institutions that emerge from these relationships and the effect of these groups and organizations (De la Torre, 2006).
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Multiple Choice
Do you remember who is credited as the creator and main exponent of sociology?
Emile Durkheim
Auguste Comte
Max Webber
Karl Max
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Main exponents of sociology
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Auguste Comte
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Herbert Spencer
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Emile Durkheim
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Karl Marx
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Pierre Bourdieu
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Concepts used in Sociology
•Social group
•Role
•Association
•Community
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Methods used in sociology
Positive or descriptive
Comparative or indirectly experimental
Pure or ideal
Historical materialism
Structural functionalist
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Positive or descriptive
Auguste Comte
Society should be study like sciences
Its main focus is the empirical observation
Scientific: it formulates laws
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Comparative or indirectly experimental
Emile Durkheim
Instead of studying isolated facts they should be compared.
Makes comparisons between various groups and social phenomena in order to discover the differences and similarities.
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Pure or ideal
Max Weber
Proposes an ideal type that accentuated the most typical features of a historical phenomenon to see it more clearly.
Ideal categories are hypothetically specific individuals (individuals, social situations, changes, revolutions, institutions, classes), made with the most important elements of the researcher to perform accurate comparisons.
Mental creations are called ideal because they exist as an idea (De la Torre, 2006).
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Historical materialism
Karl Marx
Proposed the study of society through class struggle culminating in communism.
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Structural functionalist
Talcott Parsons and Merton
Based on positive and negative functions of social structures.
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Bibliographic references:
•Cielo, S., Castro, B. & Zaragoza, S. (2011). Introducción a las Ciencias Sociales. México: Santillana.
•De la Torre, F. J. (2006). Introducción a las ciencias sociales: un nuevo enfoque (2a ed.). México: McGraw Hill Interamericana.
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