Chapter 1 Flashcards
(42 cards)
Sociology
scientific study of human interaction and behavior
Sociology perspectives
outlooks through which one understands human behavior
theory
effect and statement, abstract
Pure sociology
make discoveries about human life but not change
Applied Sociology
apply sociology phenomena and make generalizations
Talcott Parsons
theorist developed of structural functions, social harmoniously.
institutions, statuses, roles functions meet peoples needs
Mills
Sociological Imagination, Power elites, social discipline
Social problems
this was developed to discipline to answer social problems
dislocated, dispossessed workers, influx of rural pop to cities
inadequate city infrastructure
traditional authority replaced by science
Social context
the environment in which people live in, culture
Industrial Revolution
1850- moved from an agriculture to and industrial. People started to change so this was formed to help understand and try to help change others
American Revolution
started in the 19th century, Came to Kanas in 1892 and the University of Chicago had the best program
Global village
world became a global village, examines networking and unique experiences
Social science
exam intellectual and academic human relations to understand the social world by controlled and repeated observations
Comte
founder of Sociology and created positivism and objective observation
Spencer
2nd founder, survival of the fittest, Social darwinism
Marx
Class conflict and created bourgeois and proletariat wants a classless society
Positivism
apply scientific approach to social world
Class Conflict
struggle between capital and work
Bourgeosise
produce means, the upper elite
Proletariat
exploited class
Durkheim
tried to get so seen, Social integration, social facts and patterns of behavior, social integration, suicide, anomie
Anomie
breaking down of controlling influences of society
Social Integration
degree of which people are tied to their social groups, social cohesion
Social facts
patterns of behavior that characterize social groups