Understanding Social Class in Sociology

The Old Theatre Stores, New Street, Birmingham. By George Warren Blackham

Learn about the concept of social class in sociology and how it influences individuals' opportunities, lifestyles, and social interactions. Understand the factors that contribute to social class, such as income, education, occupation, and family background. Explore the implications of social class, including access to resources, power and influence, health and well-being, social mobility, and education. Discover the relationship between social class and social stratification, and how other forms of inequality intersect with social class. Gain insights into the power dynamics, social inequalities, and social mobility within a given society.

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The Inevitability of Crime: A Sociological Perspective on Functionalism

two hands handcuffed against plain background - crime and deviance in functionalism

Functionalism is a sociological perspective that examines the functions of institutions in society and the role of crime. This blog post explores the functions of crime, including boundary-setting, social change, social solidarity, and employment opportunities. Discover how understanding the functions of crime can contribute to creating a more harmonious and just social system.

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