Sentence examples for sociological entity from inspiring English sources

In addition, any section of humanity that we might fasten upon as a group is likely to be part of a larger sociological entity and to have within it smaller entities that might also claim to be "groups".

This boosts marketing of local products (Ray 1998), because in LEADER a thread connects the sociological entity 'community' and the geographical entity 'territory' "that can be linked with an identifiable cultural heritage and identity" (Lee et al. 2005:275), as can the socio-economic entity 'social capital'.

Religion and belief in God did not stop materialism from developing as a major sociological entity in this world; it did not stop imperialism from causing the ravage of smaller countries by the large powers.

But there is, he tells us, 'One thing I can say for sure: I am sufficiently sensitive to the perspective of outsiders not to treat them merely as sociological entities.

Anthropologically, comparing to his two prophetic contemporaries Jeremiah and Hosea, Ezekiel was constantly guided by the underlying tensions between the dualistic sociological entities of agency and structure.

Norbert Elias, author of "The Civilizing Process," used the term homo clausus, the conventional sociological image of the individual as a self-contained entity.

In their study, Amine and Staub (2009) argue that institutional theory takes a sociological view of reciprocal interactions between institutions (such as business entities) and society.

Third, some sociological approaches to science claim to show that scientific "facts" are not "out-there" entities, but are mere "fabrications" resulting from social interactions.

Major sociological change?

That's sociological talk.

There are sociological explanations.