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 1) summary

Symbolic interactionism is a sociological theory that develops from considerations, and that humans use shared language to create common symbols for use in interpersonal and interpersonal communication. It is a framework that helps us understand how society is preserved and created through interactions between individuals. The process of interpretation between interactions helps to create and recreate meaning.

2) an interesting point

What is interesting is the assumption related to the symbolic interactionist. Symbolic interactionists believe that physical reality actually exists by social justice, and that social justice develops in part or in relation to "real life". So people don't respond directly to this reality, they respond to social understanding of reality.

3) a discussion of point

What is a constantist reciprocity specifically?

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  1. 한우진June 22, 2023 at 12:31 PM

    Constant Interplay is a concept used in structural sociology. This concept is used to explain the relationship between social structure and individual behavior. Constant reciprocity emphasizes how social structures shape and constrain individual behavior. Structure refers to patterns and rules such as social norms, institutions, and power relationships, and individuals act within these structures. Constant reciprocity emphasizes that individual behavior is defined by social structures. Individuals act according to structure and play a social role, which plays an important role in maintaining stability and order in society. Constant reciprocity helps to understand the complex relationship between individual behavior and social structure, and is an important concept for understanding social order and change.

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