What did I learn from this class ？

Through one semester of study, I gained a deeper understanding of the subject of sociology.Sociology is a study of society, including social relationships, social life, human behavior, and so on.These studies give definitions so that the concept can be clearly measured and observed and understood empirically, and that the information can be manipulated in the form of data.Sociological analysis should therefore be objectively neutral.Sociology studies a wide range of fields, rich in content, and many of the problems facing sociology are interdisciplinary.Sociology is related to economics, politics, anthropology, etc.These connections help sociology to do better research.And to understand and study human society on a wider scale in the context of interdisciplinary multi-disciplinary.The presentation of social theory or critical theory confirms and expands the enrichment of this discipline.Research questions make assumptions and discover problems.Most world cultures have a core set of human values.Through the difference of values, we can better understand and analyze the mainstream culture of different countries.For example, traditional family values emphasize the importance of parent-child relationships and respect for authority, and compare beliefs and values.The role of language and symbols and the special meaning of symbols are also learned.Through Law 8, we learn the relationship between rights and government, and use Coercive, Symbolic, Administrative, and Incentive as the main foundation to establish the political system around social rights organizations.There is also an understanding of the distinction between federation and confederation.Social class and class stratification are distinguished by the division of power, wealth, and social status.The Gini coefficient is a kind of measure, and the functional theory of gender stratification, conflict theory and interactionism theory are distinguished and emphasized as detailed division theory.Most of the gender disparities were economic and political and were influenced by culture.Weber's model of social stratification and understanding of social mobility and functionalist paradigms.Digital communication in the information age, the change and direction of population size for social development.These sociological contents are adjusted through the discovery of hypotheses and scientific solutions.Let us constantly analyse and think deeply throughout the course.

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