W11.1 lee seo jun

 1) summary

Social structure refers to a continuous relationship or bond between individuals or groups of individuals.
The concept of social structure as a pattern of relationships between different entities or groups or as a continuous and relatively stable relationship emphasizes the idea that society is grouped into structural sets with different functions, meanings, or purposes.

2) an interesting point

What was interesting was that the social structure can be divided into micro-social studies and macro-social studies. Microstructure is a pattern of relationships between the most basic elements of social life, which is no longer divisible and has no social structure of its own. Thus, macrostructures are a kind of 'second level' structure, a pattern of relationships between objects with their own structure. It was interesting that it could be divided into two things in this way.

3) a discussion of point

How do you figure out the structure from the abstract concept of society?

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  1. DENG HUICHEN(등혜진 )June 21, 2023 at 7:52 AM

    Sociologists conduct empirical research to study society's structure. They employ qualitative and quantitative research methods such as surveys, interviews, observations, and data analysis to gather information about social institutions, groups, roles, norms, and interactions within a society.

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  2. 한우진June 22, 2023 at 12:27 PM

    There are several theories that grasp the structure of society. Functionalism is a theory in which society is functionally organized and each part interacts with each other to maintain stability and balance of society as a whole. Social Conflict Theory is a theory that states that society is made up of competition and conflict, and that the imbalance between power and resources leads to social inequality. Symbolic Interactionism is the theory that individuals, individuals, and individuals and society form meaning and create social phenomena through interaction. Social Network Theory is a theory that understands social structure and human behavior around social relationships and networks. In this way, the social structure can be identified in various ways.

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