For the tribesmen what is maalu is of more than sociological concern: whether things are maalu is, for the tribesmen, something that guides them in their behaviour.
The sociological concern with the topic 'anticipation' could be grasped as the outcome of fundamental structural changes which gave birth to modern society.
Of significant sociological concern is a lack of jobs and housing.
What we do with that information is a sociological concern with major public health implications, and now is the time to contemplate the implications.
Blade Runner cannot be understood without comprehending the deeply felt moral, philosophical, ecological and sociological concerns that are interwoven throughout the story.
But what are exactly are "black issues?" What are the biological and sociological concerns unique to 12.1percentt of the American population whose descendants came from Africa by way of a forced migration policy?
Teachers' professionalism as a sociological concept concerns the occupational group of teachers, being related to the status of the teaching profession in society and the ability of the occupational group to self-regulate and the strategies and rhetoric employed by members of an occupation to improve status, salary and conditions (Hoyle 2001).
Begging a multitude of psychological, aesthetic, and sociological questions concerning the exact nature of each component, the linear model appeared, from the commonsense perspective, at least, to explain in general terms the ways in which certain classes of communication occurred.
Murray (2007), for instance, in the example given in Box 2 draws on sociological theory concerning consumption to understand the impact of private medical service financing mechanisms on maternity care in Chile.
Carole Pateman's 1976 classic Participation and Democratic Theory explores the history of this theory; according to Pateman, democratic theories of the early 20th century abandoned a participatory theory because the sociological evidence concerning engagement and apathy led them to assert that most people are constitutionally incapable of, or simply uninterested in, participating.
March 1, 1858 Berlin, Germany September 26 , 1918Strassburg, Germany Georg Simmel, (born March 1 , 1858 Berlin, Germany died Sept. 26, 1918, Strassburg) German sociologist and Neo-Kantian philosopher whose fame rests chiefly on works concerning sociological methodology.
