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Sociology of generation’s social structure

Sociology: Theory, Methods, Marketing, 2021
In sociology, the concept of “generation” is usually applied to a wide variety of social categories. This is a cohort of peers, and a cohort of several years of birth — as in studies of social mobility, as well as a community of those who share acceptable values, simultaneously experienced significant events, is a bearer of similar experiences and ...
Natalia Kovalisko, Serhii Makeiev
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Luhmann's General Sociology

Acta Sociologica, 2000
The article deals with Niklas Luhmann's treatise Die Gesellschaft der Gesellschaft, exposing it to a critique in terms of Luhmann's own criterion: plausibility. It is argued that both Parsons' general sociology and Marxism render more plausible accounts of modern society than does Luhmann's theory of autopoietic systems.
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Sociology and the Goal of Generalization

Contemporary Sociology, 1998
The purpose of this essay is to underscore the importance of two related insights that lie at the foundation of sociology and account for its unique contribution to the study of human behavior. The first is that social behavior is constrained by the context in which it occurs.
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Generation as a Sociological Problem

Annual Review of Sociology, 1983
For many millenia, in cultures around the world, the concept of generation has prospered. Its privileged place in Western societies is reflected in its codification in the Bible, while the most disparate societies of Africa, Asia and Australia have incorporated the generational concept in their notions of the social order.
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Divisions of General Sociology

American Sociological Review, 1957
ion-and, on the other hand, the attempt to isolate key variables of social reality within the situation that may be universal in their application. This is essentially the distinction between science in the naturalhistory sense and science in the hypotheticodeductive sense.4 An application of this distinction to the analysis of anthropological ...
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First-Generation Sociology Majors

Contexts, 2016
First-generation immigrants studying as sociology majors see excellent employment outcomes.
Roberta Spalter-Roth, Mary S. Senter
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General Sociology

The American Catholic Sociological Review, 1960
Frank J. Fahey, Nicholas S. Timasheff, Paul W. Facey, John C. Schlereth   +3 more
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The Treatise on General Sociology

1997
Abstract Among the various complex phenomena observable in a society, the regime or system of government is of very great importance, for it is intimately associated with the character of the governing class, and both of them are in a relationship of interdependence with other social phenomena. Those for whom the form of government is
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General Sociology

The American Catholic Sociological Review, 1941
Sister Mary Henry, Verne Wright, Manuel C. Elmer   +2 more
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The Role of General Sociology (1905)

1982
Thank you for sending me the observations called forth by our communications to the Sociological Society. I am glad to see, by the number and importance of the answers received, the interest the question has aroused.
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