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    1) The document discusses sociological consciousness and introduces three motifs: the debunking motif, unrespectability motif, and cosmopolitan motif. 2) It outlines the major assumptions of sociological consciousness, including that social facts are patterned interactions rather than external forces, regularity structures observations, and humans share an understanding of reality. 3) The document compares sociological imagination and sociological consciousness, asking what defines a social issue versus how the issue is constructed.

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    1) The document discusses sociological consciousness and introduces three motifs: the debunking motif, unrespectability motif, and cosmopolitan motif. 2) It outlines the major assumptions of sociological consciousness, including that social facts are patterned interactions rather than external forces, regularity structures observations, and humans share an understanding of reality. 3) The document compares sociological imagination and sociological consciousness, asking what defines a social issue versus how the issue is constructed.

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    Introduction to Understanding

    Culture, Society and Politics


    Sociological Imagination by C
    Wright Millls
    SOCIOLOGY AS A
    FORM OF
    CONSCIOUSNESS
    Peter Berger
    Sociological Consciousness

    [1] Debunking Motif


    Sociological Consciousness

    [1] Debunking Motif


    Sociological Consciousness

    [1] Debunking Motif


    [2] Unrespectability Motif
    Sociological Consciousness

    [1] Debunking Motif


    [2] Unrespectability Motif
    [3] Cosmopolitan Motif
    Sociological Consciousness

    MAJOR ASSUMPTIONS:
    Sociological Consciousness

    MAJOR ASSUMPTIONS:
    1. Social Facts are patterned interactions, it has
    nothing to do with something that is outside
    ourselves
    2. Regularity that structure observation
    3. Human beings share an understanding of
    reality
    COMPARISION

    SOCIOLOGICAL SOCIOLOGICAL
    IMAGINATION CONSCIOUSNESS
    What defines the How is the issue
    social issue? constructer?

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