Sociology as a Perspective

A sociologist believes that "the sociological point of view is a way of thinking and it is a kind of consciousness that challenges ourselves and other people's understanding, so we can critically evaluate common premises." (Micionis and Plummer 2008: 10). This paper supports this view by analyzing and discussing the importance of the sociological point of view in our daily life. According to Peter L. Burger, the sociological point of view is explained as a link between social events and private life.

Peter Berger 's "Sociology Invitation" introduced the sociological point of view. Berger claims that it is important to consider new emotional or morally difficult situations from a sociological point of view in order to understand the true meaning more clearly. In this view, people need to observe the situation through objective eyes. It is important to transcend the fixed idea of ​​society and focus on its true hidden meaning. - Is it social bondage of people? Are we governing the social system or are we controlling? Society is said to shape individuals, but to what extent. Different sociologists have different opinions, but no one can correctly answer the question. "Yes, we are bondage of society" or "No, we can freely make decisions." Were determined"

Section 1.1 explains what sociology is. Understand that history and biographies are important elements of the sociological point of view. I apply sociological point of view to my life. Section 1.2 summarizes the origin of sociology. Explain why Durkheim suicide research is essential for understanding sociology. Module 1.3 shows that gender discrimination and racial discrimination are part of the early sociology of North America. To summarize the tension between sociology and social revitalization in sociology ... the broad flow of historical events gives our society specific features - for example how men and women should act, and How they relate to each other. In the society where our history was formed, we have certain experience, our own biography. Both teach us the direction of life