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Week 13 (extra)_ What races do you think exist?

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I think there are black, yellow, white people. However, regardless of race, all human beings have the right to be respected. I oppose racism.

Week 13 (extra)_ What toys are marketed for boys and what for girls?

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Usually, toy cars and robots are sold to boys. On the other hand, housekeeping sets, cosmetics sets and dolls are mainly sold to girls. Children naturally acquire gender role stereotypes with toys set by gender.

Week 13 (extra)_ What is expected of men and women in home and workplace?

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Although the trend is changing a lot, men still get paid more than women at work, and women's childcare and labor are often taken for granted at home. Even though division of labor is natural, the term 'help' is commonly used when men work and raise children.  Also, women's return rate after paternity leave is very low.

Make up class 2_ Introduction to Sociology_Demography

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1. Summary Demography is the study of human population dynamics. It covers studies on how population changes over time due to population size, structure, distribution, birth, death, migration and aging. Demographic analysis may relate to the whole society or to smaller groups defined by criteria such as education, religion, or ethnicity. Demographics rely on large collections and analyses over a long period of time. Based on this, policies and plans for future social phenomena can be determined. 2. Interesting I think statistics are really difficult. Handling graphs, in particular, is not easy. 3. Discussion What are the ways to study data and statistics?

Make up class 1_ Introduction to Sociology_Technology, the Internet, and Virtual Worlds

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1. Summary Technology is a set of techniques, methods, or processes used to achieve a goal, such as the production of goods or services or scientific investigation. Technology refers mainly to knowledge that facilitates production, while often called technology because the product of the technology can facilitate the production of goods or services or help achieve the goal. There are many advantages to social networks, such as developing business networks or maintaining contact with friends or family members living far away, but one high-quality criticism of social networks is that they provide a history of unpleasant behavior that can cause problems in one's life in the future. And talk about video games. 2. Interesting It was surprising that there w as no evidence among high school students that playing video games would worsen their health. I thought that playing video games could have violent personalities depending on the content. Also, I thought my eyesight got wo...

Week 13 (extra)_ What other gendered cultural symbols can we think of?

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A toilet sign is an example. Usually women's bathrooms wear skirts, expressed in red. Men's toilets are expressed in blue.

Week 13_ Introduction to Sociology/Race and Ethnicity

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1. Summary Race is a group of humans considered to be distinguished from other humans in some way based on actual or imagined physical differences. Racial classification is rooted in the biological classification of humans according to morphological features such as skin color and facial characteristics. Racism is a race in which human abilities are determined by race, in which certain races exist that are perceived to be superior or inferior to other races, and as a result are treated differently or discriminated against according to their racial classification. The world has long sought to end discrimination in recognition because racism is a basic violation of human rights. Ethnicity refers to social characteristics shared by a population, not physical characteristics, although related to race. Unlike race, ethnicity is usually not assigned by other individuals externally. The term ethnicity focuses more on the group's connection to the perceived shared past and culture. ...

Week 13_ Introduction to Sociology/Gender

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1. Summary While social scientists have dealt with these problems in many ways, the gender/gender system remains one of the most powerful belief systems in both religious and scientific circles in our world today. This article introduces the components of the gender/sexual classification system and looks at how people understand these beliefs in their ongoing lives and the consequences of these social structures for the larger social world. In particular, the "gender difference theory" indicates that one gender is superior to another, that men and women are very different, that this should be strongly reflected in society, language, sexual rights, and law, and that it can simply disgust men and women or teach transgender sex. Sociologists and other sociologists believe that many of the differences between genders stem from gender socialization. Sex socialization is potentially a process of educating and teaching men, women and children about the norms, behaviors, values ...

Week 12_ Social stratification

1. Summary Social stratification refers to the classification of people into groups according to socioeconomic factors or derived powers, such as wealth, income, race, education, gender, occupation and social status. As such, stratification is the relative social status of people within social groups, categories, geographical regions, or social units. The classification of people by social class occurs most clearly in a complex state-based, multipolar or feudal society, and the latter is based on the socioeconomic relationship between the aristocracy and the peasant class. Social stratification is what is perceived as the property of society and reproduced from generation to generation. Social stratification is also common, but it depends on time and place. Social stratification includes qualitative beliefs and attitudes as well as quantitative values. And between social classes, individuals and groups sometimes move from one class to another. However, in a closed strategi...

Week 12_ Social inequality

1. Summary Social inequality occurs when the resources of a given society are typically distributed unevenly through the norms of distribution, creating specific patterns along people in socially defined categories. It is a preference for differentiation in access to social goods in societies brought about by power, religion, kinship, prestige, race, ethnicity, gender, age, sexual orientation and class. Equality of opportunity as well as equality of results is a concept of social inequality. Social inequality appears in almost every society. Social inequality is divided into three categories: equal society, Frankfurt society and stratified society. And there are five types of social inequality. There are two kinds of posts in society. The aforementioned characteristics are congenital characteristics and the achieved characteristics are those that individuals can acquire or choose from. 2. Interesting Food desert is widely believed to be an important cause of child obesity ep...

Week 11_ Dramaturgy (sociology)

1. Summary Dramaturgy is a sociological perspective commonly used in microbiological explanations of social interaction in everyday life. dramaturgical sociology argues that elements of human interaction depend on time, place, and audience. In other words, to Gofman, ego is a sense of who you are, a dramatic effect that appears in the very scene being presented. The stage he talks about refers to areas where individuals can be distinguished based on different roles or information, and is divided into three categories: Front stage, back stage, outside. Polarity behavior is a social act that is shown to others and designed to improve one's public self-image. 2. Interesting It was impressive that dramaturgical sociology could be applied to all aspects of theatrical performers. The metaphor of the theater can be seen from the Latin word Persona, which means "mask worn by actors." We behave differently in front of people (the audience). My favorite singer, BTS, has a...

Week 11_ Symbolic interactionism

1. Summary Symbolic interactionism is a sociological theory in which people develop from practical considerations and hints for reasoning and communion with others to creating images or normal connotations with certain uses of dialect. Symbolic interaction theory was studied by George Herbert Mead and Coulie. Herbert Blummer and Mead's student also used the term in the first and meaningful summaries. The view of symbolic interactionism can be applied to the use of social networking sites and how their identity is presented on those sites. 2. Interesting Robinson suggests that individuals form a new identity on the Internet. She agrees that this cyber identity is not necessarily the way individuals are perceived offline. Because I think cyber identity is 'me' made in the direction I want. 3. Discussion Let's look for positive examples of interactions around us.

Week 10_ Social network

1. Summary Social network refers to a social structure consisting of social actors, a collection of bonds, and other social interactions among actors. In other words, building one's own online site to create content services, and sharing services and communications with friends is also called social network services. The social network perspective provides a set of methods for analyzing the structure of the entire social subject as well as various theories describing the patterns observed in these structures. The study of these structures uses social network analysis to identify regional and global patterns, identify influential entities and examine network dynamics. Social networks have academic characteristics related to social psychology, sociology, statistics, etc. Social networks are so diverse and complex that they are classified by scale according to the level of analysis. 2. Interesting It was surprising that the analysis of social networks was increasingly i...

Week 10_ Introduction to Sociology/Social Structure

1. Summary Social structure refers to a social definition or framework that sets the scope or pattern of behavior that interdependent individuals can act on according to their status and role in a certain social relationship. The social structure includes politics, law and culture. Also, the behavior of members of society is regulated by the social structure, and it is also thought that the social structure is constantly changed by the change of members' behavior. The social structure is divided into micro-socialist micro-structure and macroscopic structure. 2. Interesting Some people said they believed that the social structure developed naturally. I also believe that the social structure was born and developed naturally. As if classes were born naturally. 3. Discussion Let's study how to combine various aspects of social life as a whole in the analysis of modern social structure.

Week 9_ Introduction to Sociology/Deviance

1. Summary Deviation is every act that violates cultural norms. The norm is a social expectation that guides human behavior. Deviation is often divided into two types of deviant activities. The current sociologists' study of deviance takes many forms. The sociological interest in deviance includes measuring formal deviance, investigating how a person defines deviance and other normative objects, and all sorts of theories that attempt to explain both the role and its origins in society. 2. Interesting I first found out about 'white collar crime'. I learned that it was a criminal act committed in the course of duty by a person in a managerial and leadership position in every aspect of society. 3. Discussion I heard men commit more violent crimes than women, so why? Is it simply because of stronger physical strength?

Week 9_ Introduction to Sociology/Socialization

1. Summary Socialization is a basic sociological concept, consisting of many factors. It is the process of preparing human beings for a good social life, and socialization is related to the times, cultures, and places. Socialization is generally divided into two parts: primary and secondary. Socialization takes place over a lifetime. 2. Interesting It was also impressive that socialization is an important sociological process in the development of individuals who can function in human society, but not all aspects of human behavior are learned. It may actually be biologically determined that some aspects of human behavior, such as empathy and morality, may be believed to have been learned. 3. Discussion Do you know the case of a human being whose socialization has not been achieved?

Week 8_ Government

1. Summary The term extends throughout the governing body, which includes the three powers of legislation, justice and administration. Historically widespread forms of government include monarchy, aristocracy, part-time, oligarchy, democracy, neoclassical politics and tyranny. The main aspect of any government philosophy is how to acquire political power, two forms of election competition and hereditary succession. Liberalism and anarchism are political ideologies that seek to limit or abolish the government after discovering that it destroys its own organization and freedom. 2. Interesting I didn't know much about the oligarchy, but I found out this time. 3. Discussion I also want to know about anarchy.

Week 8_ Introduction to Sociology/Politics

1. Summary Politics is a political process in which people make group social and economic decisions. It is also composed of those related to the use of social relations authorities or the regulation of power political units, and methods and tactics and applied social policies. Types of government include 'Monarchy,' 'Democracy,' 'Totalitarianism,' 'Oligarchy,' 'Communist State' and 'Theocracy.' A political party is a political organization that participates in election campaigns and acquires and maintains political power within the government. 2. Interesting The "inequality of voting" part was impressive. There was inequality in voting according to age, as Korea has recently lowered the voting age. 3. Discussion We also specialize in journalism. I wonder about the relationship between politics and the media.

Midterm essay : Changes in Korea society

Currently, there are some big changes underway in Korean society. First, it's the Korean Wave. The Korean Wave, which had been triggered by "Winter Sonata," and the Korean Wave, which had expanded to Asia and the Middle East, led to "Daejanggeum," were the early scenes of the Korean Wave. It was followed by the K-pop craze, which spread not only to Europe but also to South America by Girls' Generation, Big Bang, and Super Junior, which was the second scene of the Korean Wave. In the meantime, the biggest market for pop culture, the United States, remained firm. However, Psy appeared and shook the U.S. pop market once with "Gangnam Style," opening the door for the U.S. mainland, where BTS' global fandom and Academy Awards for "Parasite" were high. The U.S. market, once considered a distant and insurmountable barrier, has now emerged as a new stage for the Korean Wave. Another artist from K-pop began tapping the U.S. market with ...

Week 6_ Socioeconomics

1. Summary Social-economics is a social science that studies how economic activities affect, and is shaped by social processes. In general, it analyzes how modern society progresses, stagnates or regresses because of regional or regional economies, or the global economy. Society is divided into three groups: social, cultural and economic. It also mentions how social and economic factors affect the environment. Social-economic factors of environmental change include deforestation, pollution, natural disasters and furniture. 2. Interesting It was impressive that things like deforestation, natural disasters, pollution and energy consumption all interconnected with socioeconomic systems, having the same impact as the domino effect. Today, the corona virus is also a type of disaster, affecting social and economic systems around the world. 3. Discussion What is it if there is a step-by-step process in which various disasters affect the social and economic system?   ...