'Durkheim' diaporamas de présentation

Individuals

Individuals. Individuals. In order to coordinate and cooperate, people need to understand each other This requires communication. Communication. Ants communicate via pheromones E. O. Wilson Bees communicate via elaborate dances Von Frisch Humans communicate principally through language.

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Methodology Presentation.

Methodology Presentation. Positivism. Some sociologists have tried to adopt the methods of the natural sciences. In doing so they have tended to advocate the use of quantitative methods. To use such methods in sociology is known as positivism. Social Facts

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Chapter 7

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Dirkheim

egwursrh

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Deviance & Social Controls

Deviance & Social Controls. Social Controls. Every society develops norms that reflect its values & when people believe a norm is good, they expect others to follow it too. T hose norms must be upheld if the society is to be stable. Two main ways that societies enforce their norms:

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Lecture 3: Structure and function

Lecture 3: Structure and function. Radcliffe-Brown: anthropology is a natural science. Similar in essence to the physical and biological sciences. Social phenomena constitute a distinct class of natural phenomena Methodology - empirical observation of social relations

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September 7 th

September 7 th. Attendance & Participation Cards Lecture One: Sociological Perspective Homework: Introduction to Sociology Chapter Two Homework #1. Lecture One. Sociological Perspective. The Sociological Perspective.

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Functionalism

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Introduction to Sociology

Introduction to Sociology. Lesson 4: Max Weber, The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism. Max Weber (1864-192). Born in Berlin, upper-middle class. Major figure in the establishment of sociology as a scientific discipline. The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism.

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Emile Durkheim (1858-1917)

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Emile Durkheim (1858-1917)

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Contemporary Theoretical Perspectives

Contemporary Theoretical Perspectives. Contemporary sociologists view society from a variety of perspectives, each of which uses a theory. Contemporary Theoretical Perspectives.

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Explain what the British Crime Survey is

Explain what the British Crime Survey is. Explain what a self-report study is. Explain what official crime figures/Home Office crime figures are. What criminological perspective is the following statement located in:

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Defining Religion

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Evaluation/Marks distribution

Soc 101: Introduction to Sociology Spring 2013 Course Instructor: Md. Zakir Hossain TEXT REQUIRED Richard T. Schaefer (2006), Sociology, McGraw-Hill. REFERENCE Anthony Giddens (2006), Sociology, Polity Press. Evaluation/Marks distribution. How did sociology begin?.

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Alfred Reginald Radcliffe-Brown (1881 Birmingham -1955 London)

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Psychological

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SOC115 Deviance and Social Control

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