Deconstructionism: A Sociological Introduction
Deconstructionism is a critical framework that emerged within the broader intellectual tradition of postmodernism. Originating in the works of French ...
Tag: Sociology Theory
What are Second Order Constructs?
In sociological theory and research, the term second-order constructs holds significant importance in understanding the interplay between concepts, theory, and ...
Social Constructionism: An Introduction
Social constructionism is a theoretical framework within sociology that seeks to understand how social realities are created, maintained, and transformed. ...
The Concept of the “Looking-Glass Self”
The "looking-glass self" is a seminal concept in the field of sociology, developed by Charles Horton Cooley in his work ...
Elective Affinity in Sociology: A Detailed Examination
The concept of elective affinity, originally derived from chemistry by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe and later incorporated into sociological theory ...
An Introduction to Critical Theory
Critical Theory is a foundational pillar of sociology and the broader social sciences, offering a profound lens through which to ...
Pierre Bourdieu’s Habitus and the Role of Agency in Sociology
Learn about Pierre Bourdieu's concept of habitus and the role of agency in shaping social behavior and the reproduction of ...
