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31. Typical of the questions a sociological perspective might prompt are: 1.

32. With some of these sociological theories we are perhaps again witnessing the process we identified earlier with the aid of Raymond Williams.

33. The sociological debate about the relationship of the nuclear to the extended family has also swayed back and forth.

34. How do themes emerge, develop, attract popular sociological interest and become acceptable topics of empirical research?

35. They suggest that sociological perspectives are shaped more by historical circumstances than by objective views of the reality of social life.

36. Communications also had a vocational emphasis, and was essentially inter-disciplinary, covering sociological and psychological methods of inquiry.

37. Her sociological imagination blends ideas from experience and the works of great scholars whose works can be read a hundred times.

38. So we need both a psychological and a sociological perspective.

39. Since the statistics are collected for administrative rather than sociological purposes,(Sentencedict.com) the definitions used and the classifications made are often unsuitable.

40. What should be expanded are the principles of thought in Mills's sociological imagination for political analysis.

41. The books with the most sociological imagination are those by Addams, Etzioni, and Nisbet.

42. One of Durkheim's main legacies is the sociological tradition known as functionalism.

43. If forced to examine the movie from that sociological mountaintop, veteran costume designer Ann Roth is right.

44. There is a strong tradition in the sociological literature which would lead us to expect such a change of direction.

45. A sociological revolution was also taking place as the social status of owner occupation proved increasingly compelling.

46. Diversions into some non-academic work that makes only very limited use of sociological information would be greatly reduced.

47. The Labour Party, riven by schism and self-doubt, seemed in long-term, inexorable decline, for sociological as well as ideological reasons.

48. Sociological data is usually analysed by grouping together common attributes such as social class, educational background, etc.

49. As with most areas of sociological study, it is not often that a simple and unproblematic definition can be established.

50. In the absence of such empirical work,[http://sentencedict.com/sociological.html] it is difficult to say much about it in sociological terms.

51. Sociological problems are not those of economics, or of political science, or of psychology.

52. This is an example of the sociological method of evaluation being used for summative evaluation of the products of an educational programme.

53. We mentioned in the Introduction that earlier sociological studies of deviant behaviour provide notes of caution about investigating phenomena like heroin use.

54. It has become one of the basic and seminal texts in the sociological study of this topic.

55. Sociological explanations include the increasing emphasis on individualism in our society and the breakdown of family and community ties.

56. Sociological perspectives Earlier we stressed how sociology's development as an academic discipline has not been uniform all over the world.

57. It is an unfortunate fact that Klein has almost no sociological theory, and that Marcuse has no therapeutic theory.

58. As a consequence, we need to ask questions that help us to conduct a sociological analysis of teachers and teaching.

59. The relationship between sociological theories of the causes of crime and theories about its treatment is much more tenuous.

60. Media Studies investigates this world from various angles, eg historical, economic and sociological.