The document outlines several dominant approaches in the social sciences, including structural functionalism, Marxism, symbolic interactionism, psychoanalysis, rational choice theory, institutionalism, feminist theory, hermeneutical phenomenology, and the human-environment system. It provides more detailed descriptions of structural functionalism and Marxism. Structural functionalism views society as a complex system with interconnected parts that work together to maintain stability and equilibrium. It analyzes how societal elements function in a manifest or latent manner. Marxism, developed by Karl Marx, focuses on industrialism and conflicts between social classes.
A. Defining Social Sciences as the study of society.
B. Introducing the disciplines within the Social Sciences.
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A. Defining Social Sciences as the study of society.
B. Introducing the disciplines within the Social Sciences.
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Institutions provide social legitimacy and survival through Isomorphism. Isomorphism refers to the similarity in form, shape or structure. Institutions arise, change, and persist due to their regulative, normative and cognitive functions. These functions are isomorphic in nature as they adopt in form, shape or structure to provide social legitimacy, survival or both.
Formal institutions are codified rules, policies and norms that are considered official, originating from state laws, government or organizations. Examples: constitution, official law, regulation, standards enforced by the state. Formal institutions are codified rules, policies and norms that are considered official, originating from state laws, government or organizations. Examples: constitution, official law, regulation, standards enforced by the state.
The rational choice theory, also known as choice theory or rational action theory, is a theory for understanding and often modelling social and economic as well as individual behaviour.
A discussion about the early history of functionalism and its proponents as well as the concept of structuralism and Merton's concept of Manifest and Latent Functions and Dysfunctions in social elements
by c. eguillon module 9 of discipline and ideas in social sciences of senior high grade 11
Institutions provide social legitimacy and survival through Isomorphism. Isomorphism refers to the similarity in form, shape or structure. Institutions arise, change, and persist due to their regulative, normative and cognitive functions. These functions are isomorphic in nature as they adopt in form, shape or structure to provide social legitimacy, survival or both.
Formal institutions are codified rules, policies and norms that are considered official, originating from state laws, government or organizations. Examples: constitution, official law, regulation, standards enforced by the state. Formal institutions are codified rules, policies and norms that are considered official, originating from state laws, government or organizations. Examples: constitution, official law, regulation, standards enforced by the state.
The rational choice theory, also known as choice theory or rational action theory, is a theory for understanding and often modelling social and economic as well as individual behaviour.
A discussion about the early history of functionalism and its proponents as well as the concept of structuralism and Merton's concept of Manifest and Latent Functions and Dysfunctions in social elements
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SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY -Read the following guide to the three cen.docxsamuel699872
SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY -
Read the following guide to the three central theories of sociology.
Choose
one
social issue or problem that you know something and attempt to apply
each theory
to the problem.
on what aspect of the problem would your theory focus (i.e. macro structure, micro relationships)?
according to this perspective, what might be considered causal factors?
what might be considered solutions?
SOCIOLOGICAL THEORIES -- A LAYPERSON'S GUIDE
Macro Perspectives
Structural Functionalism
Functionalists view society as a stable, well-organized system in which the parts function to maintain the whole. When disequilibrium occurs, there is a tendency for balance to be restored. In general, there is consensus regarding the basic values in a society. These folks are interested in how the various parts of the social system -- its major social institutions --function to contribute to the maintenance of social order. When all members of the group perform their roles correctly, based on societal norms, the group is said to be functioning well. The main reason for the existence of social problems is that societies are always changing and having to adapt to new conditions; failure to adapt successfully leads to social problems.
society is viewed as a smoothly functioning organism
parts work together to contribute to well-being of the whole
values are the "glue" which hold society together
dysfunctions are the result of dysfunctions within a mechanism (institution) which is a result of deviance from the "norms"
social change often triggers problems -- change in values
CENTRAL QUESTION: HOW DOES A PART CONTRIBUTE TO OVERALL STABILITY?
Conflict Theory
Conflict theorists, in contrast to the functionalists, believe that conflict, especially class conflict, is the process that shapes society. Society is in a constant process of change and is marked by conflicts due to inequalities of class, race, ethnicity, gender, age, and other major divisions. The origins of social problems may be found in the way societies organize access to wealth and power. There is a great disparity in the wealth of the powerful and the powerless. Because the resources that people value are always in short supply, there is a struggle for them. Those who gain control of scarce resources (i.e. money) have an interest in keeping them for themselves and will exploit the masses in order to gain more power over them. Those who lose out have an interest in wresting control from those in power. This conflict between the "haves” and the “have-nots" provides the fuel for history. The major figure associated with this school is Karl Marx.
conflict is normal in the functioning of society
focus on the unequal divisions in society
problems are natural outcome of struggle for scarce resources
powerful want to keep control and exploit the powerless in the process
CENTRAL QUESTION: WHO BENEFITS?
Micro Perspective
Symbolic Interactionist
The interactionist pers.
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The French Revolution, which began in 1789, was a period of radical social and political upheaval in France. It marked the decline of absolute monarchies, the rise of secular and democratic republics, and the eventual rise of Napoleon Bonaparte. This revolutionary period is crucial in understanding the transition from feudalism to modernity in Europe.
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We all have good and bad thoughts from time to time and situation to situation. We are bombarded daily with spiraling thoughts(both negative and positive) creating all-consuming feel , making us difficult to manage with associated suffering. Good thoughts are like our Mob Signal (Positive thought) amidst noise(negative thought) in the atmosphere. Negative thoughts like noise outweigh positive thoughts. These thoughts often create unwanted confusion, trouble, stress and frustration in our mind as well as chaos in our physical world. Negative thoughts are also known as “distorted thinking”.
1. Dominant Approaches
in Social Sciences
Structural Functionalism
Marxism
Symbolic Interactionism
Psychoanalysis
Rational Choice Theory
Institutionalism
The Feminist Theory
The Hermeneutical Phenomenology
The Human – Environment System
3. Dominant Approaches in Social Sciences
Structural Functionalism
Marxism
Symbolic Interactionism
Psychoanalysis
Rational Choice Theory
Institutionalism
The Feminist Theory
The Hermeneutical Phenomenology
The Human – Environment System
a perspective
which describes the
society as a social
system that has a
social structure of
its own, made up of
different parts
which are
interconnected which
works together in
harmony to achieve
balance of social
4. Dominant Approaches in Social Sciences
Social institutions as pillars of
society:
The most
functional and most
important element of human society.
Government
Economy
Education
Religion
Family Family
Structural Functionalism
5. Structural Functionalism
Dominant Approaches in Social Sciences
Structuralism is the term used that
believes that it is a “must” the human should
be part of a big structure. Humans should be
interrelated with other individuals.
Structural-Functionalism describes the
effects of societal elements.
Functional x Dysfunctional
7. Structural Functionalism
Dominant Approaches in Social Sciences
2 Types of Function
MANIFEST LATENT
effects that are
intended and
recognized by norms
consequences that are
unintended or hidden
8. Structural Functionalism
Dominant Approaches in Social Sciences
Strengths and Weaknesses
o There is a general consensus
about the values and norms of
society by the majority.
o It is made up of integrated
parts that are tied together.
o It tends to seek stability and
avoid conflict (which is seen as dysfunctional).
o Uses microlevel analysis in
examining issues or problems in
society.
o They do not see anything wrong
with inequality in a society
based on class gender or race.
o It is not open to social change.
o Does not look at the cause
(root) of social problem.
9. Structural Functionalism EQUILIBRIUM
A framework for
building a theory that
sees society as a
complex system whose
parts work together to
promote solidarity and
stability.
Such parts of the
whole system may vary
in terms of functions
but they are all
related to each other
They have all one goal
and that is to maintain
and keep the whole
Talcott Parsons