SOCI 1110 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Feral Child, Symbolic Interactionism
5 Jun 2015
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Soci 1110-01- introduction to sociology- lecture #7_part 1- chapter 5: socialization and. Sociological interaction how social interaction shapes who we are takes into consideration both small scale and large scale phenomena: the self and in the individuals in general. ** interaction is when society attaches itself to meanings. Symbolic interactionism the relationship of the interaction between the micro (individual) and the macro how interaction shapes society through the use of symbols with meanings. Class answers: post- instinctual thinking, free will, necessity, critical thinking. The distinctive interaction that humans are capable of having with other humans: Humans are able to create their own necessity, and have critical and abstract thinking. Humans are able to envision and desire ambition. The feral or wild children the idea that nature is biological ( genes, heritage, blood) the idea that nurture is the result of the society in which we live in.
