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| Coined the term sociology and believed that the application of the scientific method to the study of industrial society would lead to its improvement |
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| Identified the term sociological imagination to describe the ink between an individual's experiences and the society in which the individual lives |
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| Symbolic-interactionist who identified the concept of looking glass self, in which one's sense of self is based on the imagined reactions of others |
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| Conducted well-known studies on social facts using suicide pattern statistics; |
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| Symbolic-interactionist who used dramaturgical analysis to explain social roles |
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| Symbolic-interactionist who explored the social influences of the development of a sense of self |
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| Founded the conflict perspective by dividing society into the bourgeoisie and proletariat |
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| Functionalist who discerned between manifest and latent functions |
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