Introduction Redemptive movements represent one of the most fascinating and complex phenomena within the sociology of social movements. These movements, typically religious but sometimes secular, are centered on the profound transformation of the individual, promising salvation, moral regeneration, or a…
Mortification, within the field of sociology, refers to the process by which an individual’s identity is stripped away and replaced with a new one. This concept is particularly relevant in total institutions—settings where individuals are isolated from society and subjected…
Resocialisation is a fundamental concept in sociology that involves the process of learning new norms, values, attitudes, and behaviors to match new situations in life. This process is critical when individuals undergo significant life changes, such as transitioning to a…
