'Emile durkheim' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 1

844 views • 66 slides

Background to Sociology

762 views • 47 slides

SOC4044 Sociological Theory: Introduction to Theory Development and Introduction to Sociological Paradigms

SOC4044 Sociological Theory: Introduction to Theory Development and Introduction to Sociological Paradigms. Theory and Paradigm. This class session/lecture will be rather abstract and difficult to follow as compared to most of the other class sessions in this course.

816 views • 41 slides

How did sociology begin?

How did sociology begin?. Sociology emerged in the middle of the nineteen century in Europe Three factors led to the development of sociology 1.Industrial Revolution 2.Travel 3.Success of Natural Sciences. Industrial Revolution.

651 views • 40 slides

Control theories

Control theories. Social Bond Theory Self-Control Theory . Control Theories. Control theories take the opposite approach from other theories Instead of asking what drives people to commit crime, they ask why do most people not commit crime

1.32k views • 39 slides

Chapter 18 Social Change, Collective Action, and Social Movements

Chapter 18 Social Change, Collective Action, and Social Movements. Evolutionary social change.

931 views • 37 slides

Chapter 13 Education

Chapter 13 Education. Goals of Education. 1.) Fulfilling a social role as a good citizen. 2.) Fulfilling a social role as a consumer 3.) Fulfilling a social role as a taxpayer. Democratic Equality and Value Climate.

482 views • 34 slides

Chapter 1 Approaches to Methods

Chapter 1 Approaches to Methods. Winston Jackson and Norine Verberg Methods: Doing Social Research, 4e. Key Methodological Approaches. The positivist approach Research is a tool for uncovering general laws of cause and effect in social behaviour The interpretive approach

648 views • 32 slides

Introduction to Sociology SOC-101

Introduction to Sociology SOC-101. Unit 11 - Deviance. What is Deviance?. Sociologists use the term deviance to refer to a violation of norms According to sociologist Howard S. Becker, it is not the act itself that makes an action deviant, but rather how society reacts to it

581 views • 30 slides

Chapter 15 Religion

Chapter 15 Religion. Ways to Define Religion. Substantive: A substantive definition restricts the label of religion to a system of beliefs and practices that has a particular kind of content, usually a god or supernatural force. It stipulates what religion is. Ways to Define Religion.

828 views • 28 slides

Durkheim on Suicide

1.9k views • 28 slides

CHAPTER 8 Deviance and Social Control

CHAPTER 8 Deviance and Social Control. Section 1: Deviance Section 2: Crime. Section 1: Deviance. Objectives:. Explain the nature and social functions of deviance. Compare the theories that have been proposed to explain deviance. Section 1: Deviance. Nature of Deviance.

836 views • 27 slides

Introduction to Criminology CRJ 210

553 views • 23 slides

Population, Urbanization, and the Environment

Population, Urbanization, and the Environment. Demography: The Study Of Human Population. From 250,000 years ago until just 250 years ago, the human population hovered around 500 million About 1750 world population began to spike The world population in 2002 6.2 billion persons

235 views • 22 slides

Science Theory and Research

Science Theory and Research.

1.32k views • 19 slides

Control theories

528 views • 19 slides

Chapter 4: Concepts, Operationalization, & Measurement

290 views • 18 slides

Durkheim&Merton

697 views • 17 slides

Epidemiology Kept Simple

Epidemiology Kept Simple. Chapter 9: Types of Epidemiologic Studies [Introduction to Analytic Studies]. Stages of Study. Hypotheses are like nets; only he who casts will catch . -- Novalis. Hypothesis generation (knowledge, insight)

158 views • 13 slides

Emile Durkheim

Emile Durkheim. 1. Structure: Society Beyond Ourselves. Society is more than the individuals who compose it. Norms, values and beliefs are established structures and are considered to be social facts . Society has the power to guide our thoughts and actions.

1.65k views • 7 slides