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Understanding Structuralism in Sociology

Structuralism in sociology is a macro theoretical perspective that examines how social structures influence human behavior. It emphasizes the interrelations of phenomena in human life, suggesting that these relations form a structure that shapes societal dynamics. The document also provides real-life examples of structuralism's impact on education, government, society, tradition, and health.

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Understanding Structuralism in Sociology

Structuralism in sociology is a macro theoretical perspective that examines how social structures influence human behavior. It emphasizes the interrelations of phenomena in human life, suggesting that these relations form a structure that shapes societal dynamics. The document also provides real-life examples of structuralism's impact on education, government, society, tradition, and health.

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STRUCTURALISM

CONTENT

01 02 03 04
Our Team Introduction Theories Concepts

05 06 07
Examples Critiques and Conclusion
Controversies
OUR TEAM
UZMA AFREENISH
ZAFAR ALI

Dani Martinez

FARKHANDA LAIBA
SAEED QAISER

Drew Feig
MOOEZA MALAIKA
RAIZ SALEEM

TANVEER
AHMED
Relation to Sociology

INTRODUCTION

Definition
INTRODUCTION

Structuralism in sociology is a
theoretical perspective that studies
Definition how social structures and systems
shape human behavior. It's also
known as a macro theory.

Relation to Sociology
Definition

Relation to Sociology “The belief that phenomena of


human life are not intelligible except
through their interrelations. These
relations constitute a structure"

INTRODUCTION
REAL LIFE EXAMPLES
1 2 3
Education
System Society Tradition

4 5
Govt Health
Education
System
KNOWLEDGE IS
CONTROLLED BY HIGH
CLASS
Antonio Gramsci
• Rulling class control
knowledge to maintain
dominence
• Capabilty is decided by
grades not skill
Govenment
• Tax Collection
• Democracy adn
Election
• Martial Law
Society
• How people behave

• Man Dominence
• Gender Inequality
Tradition

Kinship Arrange Fashion


Influence Marraiges
Family is prefered Shalwal Kameer
inhertience and over personal etc
Health
• Preferrence of home
remedies
• Spirtual Healing is
preferred
• Going to psychiatrist
is considered as
taboo

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