Introduction to Sociology/Sociological Theory/Woohyuck CHO

Sociological Theory

Social theory of social theory and mine

I learned about eight basic theories of sociology. The most typical theory is function theory, conflict theory, and symbolic interaction.

The theory is that all social components maintain social order and are linked to social order, maintaining social order and contributing to maintaining social order as part of society. In contrast, conflict theory says that social relations consist primarily of domination and regionalism. Conflicts arise in conflict and struggle between the ruling and opposition parties over social scarcity values, which contribute to conflicting conflict and conflict, which contributes to social upheaval. I think that's true of the text, and the argument is true. First of all, you can find the function of your life in your normal life. For example, you can take people's organs. Human organs are vital to each other, so if you don't have one, you can experience life. As a matter of fact, functionality is closely linked to our society. And you can see conflicts in society. The French Revolution is the greatest example. The French Revolution is a case where the Labour class rebelled against the capitalist class. I don't think that conflict seems to come to mind with a big incident that's caused by a big incident.

 Symbolic interaction allows people to interact with symbols, symbols, symbols, symbols, etc. Society is the process of interpreting and interpreting the subjective meaning of human beings, which is maintained or changed by society. It seems to me that social and cultural phenomena represent the subjective meaning of individuals interacting with each other through acts of symbolism in everyday life.

 And other five theories dealt with the theory that we didn't learn in high school. All five theories were new and interesting. In particular, the role theory came to mind. It's a theory that social status plays a role in acting. In the context of the situation, the police try to do the right thing to do with their roles and put them into practice. And when you look at the professors, you act on your own responsibilities. Sometimes I don't think it's an act of acting, but I think it's a very convincing theory because it's rare.

I had a bad habit of looking at society from a narrow perspective. But after reading the text, I realized that I can see society in a variety of ways, not just from a perspective perspective. And one thing in particular is that it's a view that contrasts with functional theory and conflict, and one thing is that it's a false perspective. But embracing both function theory and conflict, we saw society in a variety of ways. And I felt proud of myself because I learned that I didn't know sociology.

What do you think is the theory that the theory of society and the theory of conflict is maintained in society?