Critical argumentation is at the very core of sociological thinking. To argue critically does not mean simply disagreeing with others or finding fault. Instead, it refers to a disciplined way of engaging with ideas, concepts, and evidence, in order to…
Introduction In sociology, understanding and interpreting methodologies is fundamental to uncovering the mechanisms underlying social life. Methodology in sociology refers to the system of principles, practices, and procedures by which sociologists conduct research and analyze data. Each methodology reflects specific…
Cyclical change is a fundamental concept in sociology, explaining how societies evolve through repeated patterns of transformation rather than through linear or entirely random shifts. This article explores the concept of cyclical change, examining its underlying theories, how it differs…
