SOSC 1340 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Milgram Experiment, Welterweight

• School: York University
• Department: Social Science
• Course: SOSC 1340
• Professor: John Simoulidis

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Explore each room listen to what those who have contributed to the construction of each discipline have said about the tool we need to understand social phenomena and see what works for us. To be able to move more easily within and between rooms we need to develop our sociological imagination. Master builder (the attic in the house, queen and we see what they want us to do) Underlabourer (the basement, ask them to test it see what will happen) Logic: making sound" arguments, reasoning about causes and consequences. Do social experiments raise ethical issues? (milgram experiment in the film: wright mills (1916-1962) An american sociologist who was very influential in the student movements of the 1960"s. He is famous for the idea of the sociological imagination" and the book of the same name. The promise is the fruit of the sociological imagination (si)