The Sociological Perspective

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THE SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVE: FAMILY *In society, family serves many functions and ideally gives children the socialization they need. *It helps provide emotional support as well as practical support for members of society. *It helps the members of society with their social identity and regulates their sexual reproduction. April Bashford The Sociological Perspective Introduction to Sociology SOC 101 September 9, 2023
FAMILIES AND HOUSEHOLDS The primary function of the family is to biologically and socially reproduce society. This can be done through socialization and procreation. Families can be described in many different ways. A family can include a married couple, a woman and her multiple cats, a group of nurses working the same shift in the hospital, a single woman with foster children, a gay or lesbian couple with an adoptive child, and even a group of college students living in the same living unit. In society, the norms of what the laws are have changed over the years as to who can get married and who cannot. Typically a man and a woman were able to get married, but now women can marry women, men can marry men, and etc.
SOCIOLOGICAL PERSPECTIVES Sociological perspectives can include Functionalism, Marxism, Feminism, Post Modernism, Late Modernism and the Personal Life Perspective. The first three usually focus on the nuclear family in relation to social structure. The final three typically focus on how families are becoming more diverse with social changes in recent years.
FUNCTIONALISM Each part of the family structure and society components eventually combine as a whole. Parents care and provide for the children, and in return the children later care and provide for the elderly parents. Families focus on being a part of society by teaching the children the way of living and the children take these skills and become a bigger part of society putting them into place. Each family member has a status role and contribute to the family as a whole and in society.
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