Symbolic interactionism stands as one of the most influential theoretical frameworks within sociology, shaping our understanding of how individuals create and interpret their social world through interaction. At its core, it emphasizes the significance of symbols—words, gestures, and images—and their…
Introduction The concept of the superstructure is a fundamental component of Marxist theory, often cited but sometimes misunderstood in its nuanced relationship with the economic base. Karl Marx’s theoretical framework provides a layered analysis of society, where each stratum has…
Marxism is one of the most influential theoretical perspectives in the social sciences, shaping discourse around class conflict, social structures, and economic relationships. Originating in the nineteenth century with the works of Karl Marx, it has provided rich insights into…
