Sociology 1000 C1

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Sociology

studying society in a systematic way

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who coined sociology?

Auguste Comte

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Auguste Comte beleived

sociology had the potential to bring together all sciences and improve society

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socety

largest scale human group that shares common geo location and institutions

NOT the same as states

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What place is all of canada considered a different society from

Quebec

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social institutions

patterned but can change overtime

ex being a barista in 2019 vs 2020

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culture

system of behavior, beliefs, knowledge, values

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5 dfferent types of culture

  1. dom

  2. counter

  3. sub

  4. high

  5. popular/low

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dom culture

imposes values and behav on society because of its political and economic power

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counter culture

rejects dom culture

  • think, counters the idea

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sub cultures

also differ from dom culture, but dont necessarily oppose like counter does

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high culture

omg your so cultured ( ACDC, classical music, def leppord)

may be hard to appreciate if not taught

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popular/low culture

intrests of the majority (rap)

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The sociological imagination was by…

C. Wright Mills

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agency

individual choices

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Individual choices are often shaped by..

larger factors

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The sociological imagination

helps individuals see the connection between their lives and larger society, connects personal troubles & political issues

  • by C. Wright Mills

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3 foci of sociology

  1. social inequality

  2. social institutions

  3. social change

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inequality

the gap between the advantaged and disadvantaged in society

ex culture, race, gender, age

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women did not get the right to vote until…

1921

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visible minorites

persons other than Aboriginal peoples who are non-caucasian

in 2016 made 30.4% less income

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social institutions

norms, values, rules of conduct that structure human interactions

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5 core insitutions

  1. family

  2. education

  3. religion

  4. economy

  5. government

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secularization

process of religion losing authority over people

explains how religion is losing power in modern society

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who argued modernization would decrease religion?

Karl Marx, Max weber, Emile Durkhiem

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religiosity

measure of how religious a person is

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is religion healthy around the world?

yes

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three core aims of sociology

  1. seek general themes

  2. seek to asses critically what seems familiar and common sense

  3. how individuals both shape and are shaped by society

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goal of sociology

to see how we shape and are shaped by society

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Emile Durkheim

created field of sociology

studied suicide to see the relationship between society and experience

compared the rate of suicide across groups, did not look at personal decision

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according to Emile, sociology is the study of

social facts, external structure of norms, values

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4 types of suicide

  1. egoistic- low integration

  2. altruistic- high integration

  3. anomic- low regulation

  4. fatalistic- high regulation

REMEMBER: E A A F

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whos more likely to commit suicide protestant or caltholic

Protestant

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the decision of suicide is shaped by the..

society a person lives in

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independent

affects other variables

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dependent

affected by other variables

think, depends on…

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Quantitative research

things that can be counted

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qualitivie research

research on social processes; tends to focus

on a smaller number of things to analyze.

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Quantitative research includes

survey research and experiments

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qualitivie research includes

interviewing and participant observation

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content analysis

study documents

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focus groups

interviews with larger groups of people