Foundations of Social Theory

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SOCI 30125. Rational foundation of social theory. This course introduces the concepts and analysis tools of micro foundations of macro and intermediate social theory based on reasonable behavior assumption. These tools are then used to build power theory, social exchange, collective behavior, socialization, trust, regulation, social decision making and justice, business organization, and family organizations. It is Yamaguchi Spring. SOCI 30126. Japanese society: functional / cultural interpretation. The purpose of this course provides an overview of social structural features and modern Japanese social functions by aligning universal functional (or reasonable) interpretation with specific cultural (and historical) interpretations . It also becomes obvious and complement each other.

Moral basic theory is social psychology theory, which aims to explain the origin and change of human moral reasoning based on congenital modularity. It was first proposed by psychologist Jonathan Haidt and Jesse Graham based on cultural anthropologist Richard Shweder's research and then spread in Hyde's book "The Heart of Justice". Early development of moral basic theory focused on cultural differences, but subsequent theoretical research focused on political ideology. Various scholars propose moral basic theory as explanation of political progressors (liberalists in the sense of America), conservatives, liberalists, and give opinions on political issues such as same-sex marriage and abortion I suggested that I can explain. variation

We would like to add another psychological tool called moral foundation theory to the toolbox. One of us (Haidt) developed this theory with other social psychologists in the beginning of the 21st century and studied the moral differences between different cultures. Moral basic theory (MFT) explains how each society creates its own moral while identifying the universal "taste" of moral meaning, using anthropology and evolutionary biology I will. Please try to imagine. Evolution theory gave all humans the same taste receptors - sweet, sour, salty, bitter, and umami (or MSG) - but culture must be pleased with these flavors Unique I cooked it. The ethical foundation works in much the same way. According to MFT, the six main moral taste receptors are as follows.