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What is Sociology?

  What is Sociology? Sociology is the study of human society. It is all about understanding how people interact with one another, how groups are formed, how cultures are shaped, and how institutions like family, education, religion, and government work. You can...

Karl Marx versus Max Weber

  Karl Marx versus Max Weber: Who Was Right? When people think about sociology, two names always stand out: Karl Marx and Max Weber. These two great thinkers shaped the way we understand society today. They both looked at the world around them and asked big...

How Religion Influences Society

  How Religion Influences Society: A Sociological Look Religion is one of the most powerful forces in human history. No matter where you go in the world, you will find people who believe in something greater than themselves. Whether it is called God, Allah, the...

Caste versus Class

  Caste versus Class: What’s the Difference? Caste and class are two words that often come up when we talk about society, inequality, and social structure. But many people get confused between the two or think they mean the same thing. While both caste and class...

How Culture Shapes Your Identity

  How Culture Shapes Your Identity Have you ever wondered why you think the way you do, why you eat certain foods, dress a certain way, or even feel proud or embarrassed about particular things? All of these questions are connected to something bigger than just...

How the Algorithm Controls You

  How the Algorithm Controls You Every time you open your phone to check your favorite social media app, watch a video, shop online, or even read the news, something is silently working behind the scenes to decide what you see first, what you see next, and...

Serial Killers and Society’s Obsession

  Serial Killers and Society’s Obsession There is something deeply disturbing yet oddly fascinating about serial killers. They are people who commit horrifying acts, often killing several victims one after another in a pattern. These are not ordinary crimes, and...
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