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Medical Sociology
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scope of sociology
Sociology is a science has its own scope or boundaries. There is no one opinion about the Scope of sociology, There are 2 main schools of thought as regards to scope of sociology .
1. Formalistic or Specialist School
According to Formalistic school ..........
1. Sociology is not be a generalized, it is narrow type of study.
2. It should be confined to study
some specific aspect of society.
3. Sociology Should deals with Interpretation
of human Behaviour or individual behaviour.
4. According to this school
sociology is only the study of
relationship of individual ,no any
inter relationship with other
subjects.
The views of this school regarding scope of Sociology are ......
According to Vone – Sociology is a special science and is more important than general sociology.
criticism
This School have a very narrow scope of Sociology.
2. Sociology only deals with
study of social relationship.
3. Sociology not heaving any
relationship with other science.
2. Synthetic School
According to synthetic school ..........
Sociology is a general science & it’s scope is very vast .
2. Sociology should not limited it also deals with social problems .
Synthetic School
3. Society should be deals as a whole , it study every aspect of social life .
Ex. Marriage ,Stratification .
4. Sociology Having a relationship with other science.
The views of this school regarding scope of Sociology are ......
According to Hobb - House – Scope of sociology should be General & not Narrow. It should be study as a whole .
According to Sorokin – Scope of
sociology is a Systematic science with manifold Interaction.
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Nature and Scope of Sociology
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Throughout the presentation, examples of different social organisations are provided, including non-profits, charities, community groups, and political organisations. The presentation concludes with a call to action, encouraging individuals to get involved in social organisations and make a positive impact in their communities.
Overall, the Social Organisation PowerPoint presentation provides a comprehensive overview of the importance, types, and benefits of social organisations in society, and serves as a useful resource for anyone interested in learning more about social organisations and their impact.
scope of sociology
Sociology is a science has its own scope or boundaries. There is no one opinion about the Scope of sociology, There are 2 main schools of thought as regards to scope of sociology .
1. Formalistic or Specialist School
According to Formalistic school ..........
1. Sociology is not be a generalized, it is narrow type of study.
2. It should be confined to study
some specific aspect of society.
3. Sociology Should deals with Interpretation
of human Behaviour or individual behaviour.
4. According to this school
sociology is only the study of
relationship of individual ,no any
inter relationship with other
subjects.
The views of this school regarding scope of Sociology are ......
According to Vone – Sociology is a special science and is more important than general sociology.
criticism
This School have a very narrow scope of Sociology.
2. Sociology only deals with
study of social relationship.
3. Sociology not heaving any
relationship with other science.
2. Synthetic School
According to synthetic school ..........
Sociology is a general science & it’s scope is very vast .
2. Sociology should not limited it also deals with social problems .
Synthetic School
3. Society should be deals as a whole , it study every aspect of social life .
Ex. Marriage ,Stratification .
4. Sociology Having a relationship with other science.
The views of this school regarding scope of Sociology are ......
According to Hobb - House – Scope of sociology should be General & not Narrow. It should be study as a whole .
According to Sorokin – Scope of
sociology is a Systematic science with manifold Interaction.
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Definition, nature and scope of Sociology.pptx
1. Topic: Definition, nature and scope of
Sociology
Ety Rani
Assistant Professor
Sociology discipline
Khulna University
Phone: 01783635022
Email:etyranisocru2621@gmail.com
2. What is Sociology?
The term “Sociology” derived from the latin word ‘Socius’ (companion) and the Greek
word ‘Logos’ (study of). Thus, etymological meaning of sociology is ‘the science of
society’.
Sociology is the scientific study of human society and social behavior.
Emile Durkheim says, “ Sociology is the science of institutions.”
Kovalevsky says, “ Sociology is the science of social organization and social change.”
Max Weber says, “ Sociology is the study of social action.”
MacIver and page said that “ Sociology alone studies social relationships themselves and
society itself.”
“Sociology is the scientific study of human social life, groups and societies” ( Giddens,
Sociology, 2006:4).
So, finally we can say that Sociology is a discipline in social sciences concerned with the
human society and human activities. It is one of the youngest social sciences.
3. Nature of Sociology
Sociology is an independent science.
Sociology is a social science not a physical science.
Sociology is relatively an abstract science not a concrete science.
Sociology is science of interrelationship.
It has its own perspective.
Sociology is the study of whole society.
Sociology is the science of social structure.
Sociology is a value free science.
Sociology is science of causal explanation of facts.
Sociology as science of statics and dynamics.
Sociology as a science of social class and social stratification.
Sociology as science of scientific method.
Sociology as science of social problems.
Sociology as science of social change.
4. Scope of sociology
Sociological theories
Historical sociology-by Marx
• Primitive communism
• Slavery
• Feudalistic society
• Capitalistic society
• Socialistic society
• Modern communism
Sociology of family and marriage
Social demography
Rural and urban sociology
Sociology of religion
Sociology of education
Political sociology
Sociology of law
Social psychology
Cultural sociology
Industrial sociology
Medical sociology
5. Scope of sociology (continue)
Environmental sociology
Gender and society
Criminology
Social inequality and social stratification
Social thought
Social statistics
Sociological problem and social disorganization
Sociology of art
Folk sociology
Sociology of war
Sociology of mass communication etc.
6. List of Books
Serial no Name of the Book Author
1. Introductory Sociology
Or
Somajbiggan Poriciti
Habibur Rahman
2. Higher Secondary Sociology book
First paper
Anwarullah Chowdhury
and Habibur Rahman
3. Introduction to Sociology Zerihun Doda
4. Sociology (Fifth edition) Anthony Giddens