* 1864 - 1920 * German Sociologist * Studied the Rise of Capitalism.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Take out 1.Pen 2.Highlighters. Homework For Tuesday Night 1.Read: Science and Midcentury (pages ) 2.Message Board Question: Ch 24 Science and Midcentury.
Advertisements

The Sociological Perspective
The Development of Sociology. Development in 19 th Century Europe Causes: – Industrialization and urbanization caused many social changes and highlighted.
The Origins of Sociology
Founders. Auguste Comte and Positivism  Recognized as father of sociology  Coined the Term “Sociology”  Believed social behavior had to be.
The Sociological Perspective
Introduction to Sociology Chapter 1. What is Sociology? Definition Sociological Perspective Sociological __________ –C. Wright Mills Sociology as a ________.
The People of Sociology. Auguste Comte ( , French)  Coined the term “sociology” Theory- Societies contain social statics (forces for social order.
O A man who is homeless is ____ O If you do not have a job, you are______ PersonalSocietal.
The Origins of Sociology
The sociological Perspective
Questions to Ponder What are the processes that hold society together? What are the processes that change society? Which one is sports a part of? Do you.
Key figures in Sociology. Auguste Comte Inspired to study what he would call Sociology by events surrounding the French Revolution (1789). Observed the.
THE HISTORY OF SOCIOLOGY Chapter 1 Ms. Raab Please fill in your outline as we proceed.
What is Sociology? the scientific study of social structure (human social behavior) Sociological Perspective: a view that looks at behavior of groups,
Chapter 1 The Sociological Perspective. Sociology © 2013 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved. The scientific study of society and human behavior.
The Beginnings of Sociology Social Context Social Context New industrial economy New industrial economy The growth of cities The growth of cities Political.
Chapter One: Discovering Sociology
Who’s Who of Sociology. Auguste Comte often credited with being the founder of sociology because he was the first to suggest that the scientific method.
Bell Work What is the major goal of Sociology? What do sociologists focus on in their studies?
What factors led to the development of Social Sciences? French Revolution: A new social order was needed Industrial Revolution: Industries were replacing.
SOCIOLOGY A Down-to-Earth Approach 8/e SOCIOLOGY Chapter One Lesson Two: The Sociological Perspective This multimedia product and its contents are protected.
CH. 1 The Sociological Perspective.
Chapter 1 Section 2 Early Sociologists. Auguste Comte “ Father of Modern Sociology” Coined the term “sociology”. Comte focused on; Social Order-
IN THE BEGINNING  TRAINED IN TRADITIONAL PHILOSOPHY AND ENGINEERING  LIVED DURING PERIOR WHERE RELIGION EXPLAINED HUMAN BEHAVIOR.  ADVOCATED.
Famous sociologists And Major sociological perspectives
The Science of studying society
Sociology and the other sciences
Chapter One: Discovering Sociology Chapter Two: Doing Sociology.
Chapter 1 The Sociological Perspective. Seeing the Broader Social Context How Groups Influence People How People are Influenced by Their Society –People.
Objective:  Identify and critique the sociological contributions of the following mid-to-late nineteenth century and early twentieth century sociologists:
Origins of Sociology By: Abbey Cameron. social sciences  The study human behavior and institutions is called social sciences.  Examples of social sciences.
J OURNAL Does our school have “cliques?” If yes, what “clique” are you in? Was it chosen by you or for you? If no, if our school did have “cliques,” which.
Section 2 Development of Sociology
Origins of Sociology. Sociology began in 1800’s (19 th Century) in Europe Auguste Comte Father of Sociology (French) Wrote: Positive Philosophy Belief:
Founders of Sociology.
SOCIOLOGY INTRODUCTION Section 2 of Chapter 1. Review Slide (Sect 1- Slide 1) What Sociology IS  Sociology – Social Science of human society and social.
Chapter 1 Developing A Sociological Perspective. Chapter Outline What is Sociology? The Sociological Imagination Significance of Diversity The Development.
© 2014, 2012, 2010 by Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved. Sociology: A Down-to-Earth Approach, 12e James M. Henslin Chapter 1 The Sociological.
Sociology.
Sociology 120.  Describe Compte’s philosophy of POSITIVISM: ◦ Positivism: A belief that the world can best be understood through scientific theory. ◦
The Dead Sociologists Society. Auguste Comte ; was a French philosopher Considered the “Father of Sociology” Lived during the French Revolution.
The History of Sociology. Auguste Comte ( ) Father of Sociology Coined the term Sociology French Believed a theoretical science of society and.
EUROPEAN ORIGINS OF SOCIOLOGY!. SOCIOLOGY IS A RELATIVELY NEW SCIENCE IT BEGAN IN THE LATE 19 TH CENTURY, AS A RESULT OF THE PEOPLE WHO MOVED TO THE CITIES.
CHAPTER 1 SECTION2 The Origins of Sociology. EUROPEAN ORIGINS  19 th Century Europe Social/economic effects of the Industrial/French Revolution.
Chapter 1, Developing A Sociological Perspective What is Sociology? The Sociological Imagination The Significance of Diversity The Development of Sociology.
Origins and Theories. Social Changes 1. New Industrial Economy 2. The Rise of Cities 3. Political Change.
The Origins of Sociology Chapter 1 Part II. A Perfect Society Using the blank top section in your notes, list all of the aspects you think would have.
Pioneers of Sociology. Auguste Comte ( ) Coined the term "Sociology" Considered the father of positivism  Positivism = Way of thinking based.
The Origins of Sociology Chapter 1 Part II. A Perfect Society Using the blank top section in your notes, list all of the aspects you think would have.
SOCIOLOGY A Down-to-Earth Approach 8/e SOCIOLOGY Chapter One: The Sociological Perspective This multimedia product and its contents are protected under.
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIOLOGY. AUGUSTE COMTE ( ) Comte is among the first scholars to apply the methods of the physical sciences to the study of.
The Sociological Perspective
Key Figures in Early Sociology
January 17, 2017.
Origins of Sociology Born in the late 18th and early 19th centuries
History of Sociology & Classical Sociological Theorists
The Sociological Perspective
Sociology Chapter 1 The Sociological Point of View
Origins of Sociology.
The Study of Human Relationships
What is Sociology? Perrin Definition: Sociology is the scientific study of human societies and of human behavior in social settings. Stark Definition:
Sociological Bad Boys.
Sociology An introduction.
Sociological Perspective & Theorists
The Sociological Perspective
BEGINNINGS OF SOCIOLOGY
Unit 1 Review: Introduction to Sociology
The Sociological Perspective
Presentation transcript:

* * German Sociologist * Studied the Rise of Capitalism

Believed we must understand the feelings of people we are studying. Verstehen: to grasp by insight

Known Works: - The Protestant Ethic and Spirit of Capitalism - discusses the rise of capitalism - Politics as a Vocation - discusses monopolies

* * French Sociologist * Coined the term Sociology * Most works have been dismissed

* Positivism which hold that the scientific method is the best approach to uncovering the processes by which both physical and human events occur.

Known Works: - The Course of Positive Philosophy - Law of Three Stages - Theological - Metaphysical - Positive (scientific method)

* * German Sociologist

* Conflict Theory: * A theoretical framework in which society is viewed as composed of groups that are competing for scarce goods.

* * English Sociologist * Evolution

Wanted to explain human behavior and society by looking and social evolution. Tried to bring Darwinism ideas into the social sciences, but was unsuccessful.

Coined the term survival of the fittest Thought the rich should control the world Thought the poor should be left to die

* 1802 –1876 * English Sociologist * Feminist (needed to hide her writing)

* Known for: * Translating Comte’s books to English * Wrote more than 50 books * Argued against slavery * Worked to protect factory workers

* Known Works: * Society in America * Reported on the new nations customs – family, race, religion, gender, politics

* 1860 – 1935 * American Sociologist * First American Woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize * Only Sociologist to win the Nobel Peace Prize

* Social Reformer: * Founded the Hull House in Chicago * Open to people who needed refuge (immigrants, sick, aged, poor) * Worked closely with the poor

* 1868 – 1963 * American Sociologist * Founded the NAACP

* Known Works * The Philadelphia Negro * Discusses how African Americans in Philadelphia coped with race. * Continued frustration with racism lead Dubois to social action. (NAACP)

* 1916 – 1962 * American Sociologist * Urged Social Reform

* Known Works : * The Power Elite * Discusses his concerns with the responsibilities of intellectuals in post-World War II society

Feedback: Privacy Policy Feedback
Do Not Sell My Personal Information
About project: SlidePlayer Terms of Service

© 2024 SlidePlayer.com Inc. All rights reserved.