Wright college sociology Videos

I have the exact same feeling.. Dr Rajaa AlQahtani introduced me to sociological imagination by Wright Mills, since that time both of them became my top teachers. science is good!

+Aflay I agree. Couldn't you say it being left wing is more of a personal perspective?

There is an underlying factor as to why people aren't pursuing responsibility and change. If I were you, I would look into how sociology can help us uncover this factor, instead of blaming the hammer for the broken nail.

Maybe so, however, sociology encourages a very intuitive and indeed imaginative form of thought.You talk about how sociology doesn't encourage responsibility and hard work. Truth is, you can use sociology to understand the reasons why people deny responsibility and embrace entitlement, you can prove this with evidence based on research and observation. You can have a conservative viewpoint with sociology, and it can bite liberals in the ass as hard as it does conservatives, especially, in my opinion, considering how flawed both political parties are.You just have to see past cultural bias. Part of what you learn in just the first chapter of introduction to sociology is how sociologists had different perspectives based on their experiences and observations. Durkheim thought very differently from Marx, for instance, and both took inspiration from Comte, one of the first sociologists. All of these people had similar forms of thinking, yet insisted on different ideals.

Family would not be considered a society. They would be an agent of Socialization.

+1104Koolkat "Sociology is the science of healthy population~coexistence, and International equal humane equality, as with respect for International population freedom capacity toward realizing Earth's and Creation's Creator, via the arts of 'decision~making', further revealing true life outside of God, which signifies truelifeforms, as otherwise would signify all mere puppets, on strings, all can see why life had to be as it was that of events since the Ancient times, and is, at present, as would always be , as is the reflection nature of creation to that which created it"

Congratulations?

You're welcome Will, happy to help.

Awesome Thank You! Some of my classmates might reach out to you as I emailed your information to all of them. Lol

+Roxy Rose I'm glad I could help. If there is a subject that I don't cover in my videos let me know and I can make a video for y'all. :-)

Yeah I was looking for the next video and figured I'd have to download it. I will most certainly be doing that because I was completely lost and considering possibly dropping out for fear of failing. I watched the video and got SO MUCH CLARITY. I've been reading my text book and getting nowhere. Omg, your a god-send. I will most definitely be ordering your video's as well as informing my classmates about you :-)

Thank you Roxy, I appreciate it. I only have a few videos on youtube due to ownership rights. My other 25 Sociology videos can be found on videoclass.com. You can download them for $1. Let me know if you have any trouble. Cheers!

please make a playlist of these chapters, the videos in your channel are all scattered

good video and very helpful for thinking in a different way.

what are issues that are identified in this video?

live saver for procrastination queens like I.

I think Appelbaum means to say how much wealth does the top 20% have, rather than what percentage of people are in the top 20%.

Applebaum asked how many people fall in the richest fifth? Doesn't it have to be a fifth by definition!? lol

Sociologists give the worst parties. And I say that as a sociologist. ;-)

Getting a degree in sociology is just idiotic. 

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It's easy to understand, thank you. 

this is so useful!!!

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