2. SOCIOLOGY. SOCIOLOGY. Table of Contents. Introductio

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2SOCIOLOGYTable of ContentsIntroduction......................................................................................................................................3Paragraph 1......................................................................................................................................31.1 Family....................................................................................................................................31.2 Education...............................................................................................................................31.3 Class system...........................................................................................................................3Paragraph 2......................................................................................................................................4Feminism and class system..........................................................................................................4Paragraph 3......................................................................................................................................4Marxist theory and class system..................................................................................................4Paragraph 4......................................................................................................................................4Labeling theory and class system.................................................................................................4Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................5Reference list...................................................................................................................................6

3SOCIOLOGYIntroductionConcept of family, education and social class is extremely crucial to comprehend about thenomenclature of the existing society. Therefore, such concepts need to adhere by predeterminedtheories that had had been evaluating social structure since pre-industrialization era.Paragraph 11.1 FamilyThe concept of family is diverse in the field of sociology (Costa, 2016).Therefore, the followingexhibited concepts in order to discuss family with respect to several attributes of human societyare as follows:●For the existence of any family, male and female needs to consider conjugal relationship●Further such relationship is established through the accepted institution of marriage.●Nomenclature system is followed in every family where the lineage is determined.Lineage of both maternal and paternal side needs to be considered.●Economic and sustainability provision is essential for every family to exist.●A confined area of common habitation that is required for existence of such family.1.2 EducationSociology enables to evaluate the impact of public institution and individual experience on one’seducation and respective outcomes for such experience. Therefore, Sociology essentiallyconsiders schooling policies of today’s industrial world which employs long term educationpolicies. Therefore, education according to sociology is attributed by the following exhibitedfactors. They are discussed below:●Quantitative research that are generally conducted by political authorities●Leaning towards equilibrium in the social structure●Role filling prospects in the society●Socialisation requirement1.3 Class systemClass system in social structure is dependent on the following exhibited theories that enables inclass determination. They are exhibited as follow●Dependence of one’s class with respect to economic relationship in a particular market●Education and honorary posts also determine class●Classes with respect to particular political domain