Principles of Sociology
Hirschman’s Principles of Sociology
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Things are real because
they are socially constructed.
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Society is not just the
aggregation of discrete, pre-existing individuals. That is, the individual is
not ontologically prior to the social.
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The ideas we hold about
the world change the world.
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The language we use to
describe the world changes the world.
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Society cannot be
understood by looking at individuals separately from their interconnections and
their environments (both social and physical).
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The economy is not
separate from the political or social world.
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It is the science of
society and studies organized in an organized society.
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It is a general science
with all kind of social relationship.
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It is an analytical
science.
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In sociologist point of
view, man is a social animal.
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It has wider scope.
It studies both conscious and unconscious activities of human
being.
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