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What is sociology
Sociology is the study of society and the web of human interaction
Who is the founding father of sociology
August Comte was the founding father of sociology
He advocated positivism and argued that abstract laws govern social relationships
He believe that the study of society should be scientific and divided into 2
Social statics which is the stability that holds society together
Social dynamics which is the processes related to social change
Who is Harriet Martineau
She insisted that sociology be a scientific field
She was a defender of women rights
She showed the similarities of women i the western societies to that of slaves
Her contribution was marginalized
Who is Karl Marx
Karl Marx focus on the economic environment of capitalist societies

He also focused on society divided into those who had the means of producing wealth and those that didn't

This division lead to class conflict
Who is Emile Durkheim
Emile Durkheim focused on social integration
He believed that destroying social bond had negative consequences
And that the structure of society can be used to explain social life
Who is Max Weber
Many of the ideas used to understand social life originated from Weber, such as bureaucracy and charisma

He believed that sociologist should focus on thee subjective of human beings
What is the sociological imagination
This term was coined by C Wright Mills

Its the ability to look beyond ones everyday life as the causes of daily successes and failures and to see the entire society as the potential cause for these things.