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What is Sociology?
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scientific study of sustained social interactions and sources and consequences of such organizations.
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Who is Emile Durkheim?
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believed that the sociologist's task is to study social facts.
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Define Social Facts.
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are ideas, feelings, and ways of behaving "that possess the remarkable property of existing outside the consciousness of the individual."
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Sociological Methods
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theories and concepts compel the sociologist to explore levels of reality that go beyond the commonly accepted rules governing human behavior.
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Social Imagination
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Ability to connect impersonal and remote historical forces to the most basic incidents of an individual's life.
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The Industrial Revolution and the Emergence of Sociology
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-Nature of Work, -Nature of Interaction, -Theorist: Karl Marx, Emile Durkheim, Max Weber and W.E.B Duboise
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Nature of Work
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Industrialization transformed individual workshops into factories, craftsmen into machine operators, and hand production into machine production
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