2019-SOC1200 Chapter 01 - A Sociological Lens

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Across
  1. 2. The system of ideas and political practices based on the principle that women are human beings equal to men.
  2. 5. The level of broader social forces.
  3. 6. The level of individual experiences and choices.
  4. 8. A type of postmodernism that aims to deconstruct what is perceived as knowledge and asks questions of that knowledge.
  5. 9. A feeling of normlessness.
  6. 13. An approach to theorizing that emphasizes explanation and prediction.
  7. 15. (two words) An overall sense of people’s expectations.
  8. 16. Behaviours, appearances, and thoughts that correspond to society’s norms.
  9. 18. A type of postmodernism in which social change has created inescapable chaos and meaninglessness.
  10. 19. (two words) Factors such as social stratification, inequality, race, ethnicity, and gender affect opportunities available to a person, according to Max Weber.
  11. 20. Legal and social power that is vested in males.
  12. 21. An approach to theorizing that focuses on the ways people come to understand themselves, others, and the world around them.
  13. 22. The term that best describes the relationship between the macro and micro level.
  14. 23. In Marxist conflict theory, the people who work for the owners of the means of production.
  15. 26. The systematic study of society using the sociological imagination.
Down
  1. 1. Ways of understanding a particular subject or social phenomenon.
  2. 3. Society’s expectations for how we are supposed to act, think, and look.
  3. 4. An intended function of one of society’s structures.
  4. 7. An approach to theorizing that explores the role power plays in social processes and emphasizes the importance of knowledge being tied to emancipation.
  5. 8. Male-centred, failing to account for women’s experiences.
  6. 10. An unintended function of one of society’s structures.
  7. 11. words) The ability to perceive the interconnections between individual experiences and larger sociocultural forces.
  8. 12. People’s capacity to make choices, which then have an impact on other people and on the society in which they live.
  9. 14. In Marxist conflict theory, the owners of the means of production.
  10. 17. Collectively shared criteria by which we determine whether something is right or wrong.
  11. 23. The responsibility that scholars have to provide subordinated and marginalized groups in society with the knowledge they need to be able to end their powerlessness.
  12. 24. A type of data collection method that produces verifiable findings and is carried out using systematic procedures to gather reliable knowledge.
  13. 25. A set of propositions intended to explain a fact or a phenomenon.