Objectives of Sociology
Sociology
Sociology is the science that deals with the study of the manifestations, systems and social relations, a careful analytical and descriptive study through the pursuit of different research methods, in order to reach the rules and laws governing the conduct of these phenomena and social relations.
This science also means understanding the nature of various social realities so that this society can draw up strategic plans, set goals and programs that will work to increase progress and raise society. In this article, we will inform you of the most important goals that this science means.
Objectives of Sociology
Studying the general principles and pillars of social life.
Studying the patterns of human and social behavior and their effects on the individual and society.
The study and analysis of parts of social construction is a detailed study. This is because all other political, economic and educational institutions are affected by the prevailing social order.
Knowledge of the laws of social transformation, which are aimed at studying the bases and rules that society must follow to make a qualitative leap in the case of society.
Diagnosis and treatment of the various social problems experienced by society and the development of various plans to address them.
To highlight the correct social concepts and to correct misconceptions related to social life.
Laying the foundations of an ideal society.
Introducing various social institutions that serve the community.
Explain the concept of social unity and encourage society to achieve this concept.
Studying social relationships that combine individuals. Developing different social theories.
Fields of sociology and its branches
Sociology has been divided into several sections, as it differs from one world to another. The following are the sections of this science, according to the opinion:
The view of August Count
Social stability, or social construction, which aims to study social systems and phenomena in a society and in a certain period of time, provided that this society is stable and free from problems or disturbances.
Social dynamic (evolutionary) or so-called social change, a section that aims to study the phenomena of social development and change and the laws of social movement.
Ibn Khaldun view
Social morphology, which deals with the study of the environment, sex, and geographical phenomena that affect urban life.
The Origins of Civilizations, a section that deals with Bedouin, urban, and civic life in a society.
Population, which is concerned with the study of the distribution of individuals on the area and various phenomena related to population density.
Research in urban systems concerned with the study of various social systems, such as the political, economic, environmental, moral, religious and family systems.
By Sabrine Saou
