W3.2 March 22(Fri) --계해운 (JIHAIYUN)

LATE POSTING -Due to receiving the invitation link to the blog quite late, I submitted the blog post very late. Please forgive me.

1. Summary

Sociology encompasses several important theories and concepts, such as structural functionalism, conflict theory, symbolic interactionism, and more. These theories provide multiple perspectives for understanding social phenomena, ranging from emphasizing social stability and functionality to addressing social inequality and change. They complement and interact with each other, offering powerful tools for addressing social issues. A thorough understanding and flexible application of these theories are crucial for sociologists and practitioners alike. Additionally, it's essential to continuously monitor social changes and explore new theoretical perspectives and methodologies.

2. Interesting Point

Feminist theory has proposed various methods and viewpoints to achieve gender equality, enriching my understanding of gender equality issues and inspiring me to contemplate how to achieve it.


3. Question

What are the characteristics of different schools of feminist theory? How do they collectively strive for gender equality?


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