Throughout life, it is easy to become stuck in daily routines, always doing what’s “normal” without ever questioning it. In 1959, C. Right Mills recognized this issue and published his book “Sociological Imagination” addressing it. The concept of sociological imagination involves questioning that daily routine that we may be stuck in, rather than just accepting it. Not only did Mills want us to question our own daily norm, but the norm of society as a whole. Every individual has an effect on society, just as society effects every individual. Mill’s preached that an individual was influenced by everything around it, from technological advancements to their geography. These influences can include behavioral changes, along with daily decision
