Sociology 1020 Study Guide - George Herbert Mead, Socialist Feminism, Feminist Sociology

• School: Western University
• Department: Sociology
• Course: Sociology 1020
• Professor: Kim Luton

Document Summary

Symbolic interactionist- sees the world as socially constructed and changeable. Basic concepts: values shared, relatively general beliefs that define what is desirable and what is undesirable (carroll 2011, 41). One such example of a value is that divorce should only be a last resort for couples who are experiencing problems: norms precise rules specifying which behaviors are permitted and prohibited for group members (ibid). One such example is the folkway against streaking: mores norms whose violation provokes strong moral condemnation (ibid). One such example is the more against murder: role a [series] of behavioral expectations associated with a particular social position within a group or society (ibid, 43). One such example is jason"s role as a t. a: role conflicts situations in which the behavioral expectations associated with one role are inconsistent with those associated with another concurrent role (ibid). Aspects of culture: since the 19th century, three primary observations have been imperative to the study of culture: and roles.