The Significance of Sociology and its Application

The provided text highlights the significance of sociology as a discipline that enables researchers to understand human behavior, social issues, and social change. It focuses on the contributions of Rebecca, who has worked in various positions, including within the American sociological Association, and has conducted research on topics such as social movements, social problems, and social transformation. The text also discusses the impact of her work on scholarships in social movement and the changing perception of viewers. Overall, the document emphasizes the importance of sociology in understanding and addressing social issues.

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SYNOPSIS OF THE INFORMATION..........................................................................................3
REFERNCES...................................................................................................................................5
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SYNOPSIS OF THE INFORMATION
Sociology enables the researchers in understanding the concept and to gain deep
knowledge related to human behaviour, social issues, social change, culture and organization
(Stets and Turner, 2014). The study also has focus on social change in global community (Stets
and Turner, 2014). It enables the researcher to think on global issues and policies. A overview of
literature in sociology of sociology indicates that the authors have lot to say on the topic, they
can explain sociology and the way its practised but they have nothing to say how sociology is
taught. This book also focuses in the various sociological approaches. The chapter in the books
also contain the argument related to teaching sociology (Patulny, Godbold and Olson, 2015).
Contribution of Rebecca is extremely important in the field of sociology. Through the text book
author has defined sociology and key areas related with the same.
Rebecca has described about social changes which has impact on the social condition of
the society. Author has discussed about inequality, social stratification, justice, law and society
that is the major contribution in sociology, social welfare and policies making (Stets and Turner,
2014). Rebecca has worked in the higher position within American sociological Association and
has worked for making changes in the social aspects. She has discussed about development of
socio-cultural theories, family students research courses which has made strong changes in this
field. She has conducted research and has focuses on the construction of masculinity among
mixed race men (Patulny, Godbold and Olson, 2015).
Various books written by her has contributed to scholarships in social movement. She3 has
conducted an study on social problems and has provided various solution to such problems and
she had been awarded for her contribution (Patulny, Godbold and Olson, 2015).
In A Generation Divided, Rebecca Klatch examines the generation that came into
political consciousness during the 1960s, telling the story of both the New Right and the New
Left, and including the voices of women as well as men. The result is a riveting narrative of an
extraordinary decade, of how politics became central to the identities of a generation of people,
and how changes in the political landscape of the 1980s and 1990s affected this identity (Stets
and Turner, 2014).
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The author has contributed a lot in social transformation. A social transformation of
profound proportions has been unfolding over the second half of the twentieth century as women
have turned from household work to wages as the key source of their livelihood. Rebecca
contribution in the field of sociology is extremely well, individual has contributed for providing
the scholarship in the social movements (Patulny, Godbold and Olson, 2015). Researcher has
done recent investigation for examining the varying degrees of territorial disintegration. Studies
of the scholar has changed the condition of the society and social behaviour of population. That
has helped in thinking from the new perspective. The extremely well support of the researcher
has supported in changing the perception of the viewers (Stets and Turner, 2014).
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REFERNCES
Patulny, R., Godbold, N. and Olson, R., 2015. Introduction: Embracing emotional research:
Methodological challenges in the sociology of emotions.Emotion Review. 7(1). pp.47-48.
Stets, J.E. and Turner, J.H., 2014. Handbook of the Sociology of Emotions (Vol. 2). Springer.
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