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Sociological Perspectives Why did the sociologist cross the street? Outcomes: • 1.2 demonstrate an understanding of major sociological perspectives • • Identify key figures in the development of the discipline of sociology. • • Explore multiple theoretical perspectives and viewpoints used in sociological analyzes (e.g., • functionalism, conflict, symbolic interactionism, feminism, post-modern). • • Recognize examples of major perspectives. • • Differentiate sociological perspectives from the perspectives of other social sciences. How would a social scientist… think of this? • Video - Breaking News Videos from CNN.com Psychologist Sociologist Anthropologist The Sociological Perspectives (See Sheet) • Structural Functionalist: Society works, when it does not – society will fix itself • Conflict: People with power will fight to keep it, people without power will fight to get it • Symbolic Interactionalist: What we are is obvious by our presentation • Feminist: Women, sex, gender and the power imbalances caused by being female, sex, and gender • Post Modern: How do we get and process information, our lives are not able to be explained easily by another person (hermeneutic) Think this over for a second… • Video - Breaking News Videos from CNN.com • Structural Functionalist? What do they want in society? What would they say? • Conflict? What do they want in society? What would they say? • Post Modern? What do they want in society? What would they say? • Feminist? What do they want in society? What would they say? • Symbolic Interactionalist? What do they want in society? What would they say? The Bow - Tie • Need a different shape to think about issues as we learn more about how sociologists think about issues. • The Bow Tie! • On one side are the social sciences, in the middle is a social issue or problem, on the left are the sociological perspectives Conflict: Why is the information available? Who would benefit? Shift in consumer markets? Psychologist Individual – how would a person feel if information was taken from them Sociologist How would a group change their use of phones? Would users be on edge? Anthropologist How has tech changed the generations or a group? I Phone Info Feminist: Are women impacted mainly or exclusively? Can people use their information or pics in a exploitive way? Interactionalist: Why Apple? Does this affect interaction with people and their phones? Post Modern: Is there an advantage to Samsung or Andriod? Functionalists: Is the breech going to change who is using phones? Will people buy new phones? Your own