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Educational sociology
Mass culture, the individual and social action
The human being is a being conditioned by his particular intrapersonal, constitutive, biological and psychic characteristics. It is conditioned by the socio-political, economic, cultural and family environment.
A society is a number of human beings who work together to satisfy their social needs and who share a common culture.
Culture the sum of beliefs, values and customs acquired and transmitted from generation to generation, which serve to regulate the behavior of a given society.
Mass culture is any type of expression accepted by a large group of people.
Elements of the social structure
Social events are almost all the phenomena that occur within a society.
Social structure is the form taken by the system of relationships between individuals in a society or group.
Societies develop and transform creating various forms of organization: family, primitive community, horde, clan, tribe, slavery, feudalism, capitalism, socialism
Social institutions contain a set of norms, relationships, processes and material instruments that are part of the interests of a society.
Society and education
The educational system can be considered a social subsystem, integrated, along with other subsystems (family, leisure, work or active life).
Teaching to live in society and that society lives thanks to what has been learned, is the global objective assigned to the educational system.
Educational community is the set of people who influence and are affected by a certain educational environment.
The sociology of teachers involves teaching as employment, teaching activity as a perfectible action, the political dimension of teaching, the model for the analysis of teaching.
Science dealing with the constitution and development of human societies
Sub-areas of sociology
Other important sub-areas: political sociology, sociology of law, religion, education, military, occupations and professions, bureaucracies, industrial, arts, sciences, language, of medicine, biology, the media and sports.
Sub-areas of little popularity have been incorporated into larger ones. Industrial sociology, sociology of knowledge.
Sub-areas of more recent origin are gerontology, sociology of sex and sexual stereotypes
Independent sub-areas demography and criminology
The oldest sub-areas of sociology study social phenomena that have not been studied.
Interdisciplinary sub-areas
The oldest is social psychology
New tendencies
Historical and comparative sociology, applied sociology, and political sociology were revitalized.
Sociology of gender