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| Measure of how close you feel to other human beings. |
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Seeing the general in the particular.
In other words, sociologists identify general patterns in the behaviour of particular individuals. |
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| Introduced by John Locke, people give up some rights to a government in order to receive social order. |
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A way of understanding based on science
cause & effect |
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Social Distance is broken by the Sociological Imagination: Root of compassion
Being able to theorize the linking between micro, messo and macro.
First mentioned by C Wright Mills |
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| Term by Emile Durkheim: They are “of their own kind.” |
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| He first mentioned about Sociological imaginations |
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famous study, “Suicide.”
Durkheim
examined suicide rates (patterns) in
various European countries and
theorized that those who take their
own lives are members who are not
well integrated into social groups /
society. (Loners kill themselves) |
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seeing the world from a male’s
[privileged] perspective |
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