Sociology can be said to be the study of the society as a whole as well as the elements that may affect the societal fabric as many know it. The society is a closely knit institution which is made up of individuals as well as social structures as well as how the two are integrated together. Being able to understand the society would need that one analyzes all aspects of society and how that plays into the bigger social picture.
The sociological approach is one that differs significantly from other approaches when it comes to being able to analyze and handle the problems that the society is facing. The sociological perspective is unique in that it appeals to the self-consciousness in all people so as to create awareness of the community in …show more content…
Some have gone ahead to pin it to the increase in social stressors such as the high levels of unemployment, educational background, and cultural aspects. Divorce rates have been rising in the last 20 years, and that is mostly prevalent among the youth as well as those getting into new marriages. The old folks do not seem to be affected much by the rise in the rates of divorces. The social problem of divorce is being tackled through the use of counseling. That is where those wishing to get into the unions are equipped for the journey ahead (Leon-Guerrero, 2015). That would make them realize that it is not always rosy on the other side and that they will face a series of problems. It gives them the right frame of mind as well as the tools to fight the social …show more content…
That would show that all aspects of society are as a result of some push, and the divorces prevalent in society are due to some unseen forces that may be operational in society. They may either be economic or even social in nature and can push people to the edge (Leon-Guerrero, 2015). The feminist perspective will look at the manner in which the society has been able to handle women in the past as well as their oppression and liberation. About the issue of divorce, one would not fail to see that for the longest time women had no say, but now they can walk out of a union if it does not serve their
The sociological approach is one that differs significantly from other approaches when it comes to being able to analyze and handle the problems that the society is facing. The sociological perspective is unique in that it appeals to the self-consciousness in all people so as to create awareness of the community in …show more content…
Some have gone ahead to pin it to the increase in social stressors such as the high levels of unemployment, educational background, and cultural aspects. Divorce rates have been rising in the last 20 years, and that is mostly prevalent among the youth as well as those getting into new marriages. The old folks do not seem to be affected much by the rise in the rates of divorces. The social problem of divorce is being tackled through the use of counseling. That is where those wishing to get into the unions are equipped for the journey ahead (Leon-Guerrero, 2015). That would make them realize that it is not always rosy on the other side and that they will face a series of problems. It gives them the right frame of mind as well as the tools to fight the social …show more content…
That would show that all aspects of society are as a result of some push, and the divorces prevalent in society are due to some unseen forces that may be operational in society. They may either be economic or even social in nature and can push people to the edge (Leon-Guerrero, 2015). The feminist perspective will look at the manner in which the society has been able to handle women in the past as well as their oppression and liberation. About the issue of divorce, one would not fail to see that for the longest time women had no say, but now they can walk out of a union if it does not serve their