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"sociological imagination"
Instead of just using personal explanations, Mills argued that we should connect those personal issues with the broader public issues.
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scientific study of social behavior and human groups. |
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- peer groups
- families
- religious groups
- organizations
- businesses
- governments
- cultures
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"Founding Fathers of Sociology" |
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Emile Durkheim, Max Weber, and Karl Marx. |
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Capitalism, an economic structure that aims for profit and free trade, was the cause of problems like poverty and crime, according to Marx.
Alienation occurs when a laborer earns a wage, but the object he makes belongs to someone else (the owner). |
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Addams, along with other pioneering female sociologists, formed the Hull House, a famous Chicago organization that sought to help the poor. Addams combined scientific study with social work and political activism.
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