Introduction to Sociology \ 1-1
Abdulkadir Yeler, Adem Palabıyık, Adem Sağır, Celal İnce, Cumhur Arslan, Ebru Çetin, Esra Işık, Gökhan Göktürk, Göknur Ege, Gül Aktaş, Hasan Biçim, Işılay Göktürk, İlknur Beyaz Özbey, İsmail Öz, Kerem Özbey, M. Yavuz Alptekin, Mehmet Koca, Onur Uca, Özkan Aydar, Özkan Öztürk, Selim Karyelioğlu, Ümmet Erkan, Yaşar Erjem, Yunus Anter, Zeynep Hiçdurmaz Although this work, titled Sociology from Yesterday to Today, has both linguistic problems arising from translation and content problems that do not overlap with the sociological realities of Turkey, it has been prepared as an alternative to many translated books used as textbooks.
This book, which has the content of the "Introduction to Sociology" course given in the sociology departments; It has been written in a comprehensive, detailed, exemplary and visually rich manner and in a simple language. With these aspects, it is a work that can be used by all readers who are interested in sociology as well as academicians and students.
Abdulkadir Yeler, Adem Sağır, Celal İnce, Cumhur Arslan, Esra Işık, Gökhan Göktürk, Işılay Göktürk, İlknur Beyaz Özbey, İsmail Öz, Mehmet Koca, Onur Uca, Özkan Aydar, Selim Karyelioğlu, Ümmet Erkan, Yaşar Erjem, Zeynep Hiçdurmaz Sociology course is the course that students who have just started to university do not understand very well what it will do in life, but the students who graduate are also the most sought after and referred to the most. This is due to the complex structure of sociology that includes micro and macro dimensions of life, respectively, and the fact that it is a necessary science for life.
This book, titled Sociology in General Lines, covers the 14-week, single-term content of the Sociology course, which is taught in many faculties and colleges, especially in the Faculties of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Architecture, Communication, Health Sciences, in addition to the Department of Sociology, and covers the main topics with examples from current events and in a plain language. It aims to explain the science of sociology to all its readers, especially students, in a pleasant way and to teach it with love.
A. Teyfur Erdoğdu, Ahmet Ayhan Çitil, Ali Utku, Mehmet Zahit Tiryaki, Ömer Türker, Sadık Türker, Tahsin Görgün One of the most important and prioritized elements that ensure the continuity of a branch of science is the determination of its central concepts and ensuring its natural continuity. In particular, the studies to be carried out within the framework of social sciences give clues about the scientificization processes of the relevant branch of science, as the concepts corresponding to the reasonable meanings in the field of that science are attributed to the term/term, which means that they are a name for a meaning in the language.
Today, the dominant concept in social sciences and the terminological expressions accordingly are determined on the axis of the dominance of Eurocentric definitions, and this concept-definition relationship ensures the continuation of Eurocentric interpretations. In this way, definitions made with concepts produced contrary to the core values ​​and structure of society prevent authentic productions in social sciences. The development of a correct social science, which takes into account the structure and culture of the Islamic society, and accordingly providing a correct scientific thought ground, first of all necessitates a conceptual and theoretical framework that can be followed in terms of local and origins.
The book in your hand has been prepared in order to lay the groundwork for developing new concepts in social sciences in line with these requirements and to identify areas of opportunity.
İbrahim Arslanoğlu No matter which branch of sociology you want to specialize in, it is necessary to know sociological theories. As in every science, field studies in sociology can only be carried out by establishing a correct theoretical framework. For this, the information to be learned from the sociological theories course is extremely important.
Two things stand out in the books written in Turkey. The first is the inability to understand what the writer is saying. The other is that they tire the readers by making the word too long. For this reason, a relatively small volume of the book has emerged as the subjects in the book are explained concisely. In addition, since the language of the book is extremely simple and understandable, the readers will not bore it and will read it with pleasure.
The book will be extremely useful to graduate students, especially undergraduate students, researchers and curious readers.
Abdullah Korkmaz, Amine Aydın, Beyzade Nadir Çetin, Ersan Ersoy, Fatih Kars, Işıl Kalaycı, İbrahim Kaygusuz, Metin Özkul, Meyrem Tuna Uysal, Osman Özkul, Serkan Güzel, Taner Tatar, Ümit Akca, Yasin Yılmaz, Yaşar Kaya, Yeşim Elvan Gökçe Scientific theory is a set of propositions to explain the formation of the universe. Scientific sociological theory, on the other hand, is a set of propositions to explain how the universe of social action, interaction and organization works. Our view of the world is based on our theoretical perspective. It is possible to realize the complexity and ambiguity of the ordinary aspects of the social world, by looking at the routines of daily life again with sociological theories. While doing sociology, sociologists focus on certain aspects of events, approach their subjects with some acceptance, give weight to some research methods and seek answers to some specific questions. This theoretical view brings about the emergence of an explanatory and systematic result. Sociological theories are not formal and empty patterns, but on the contrary, modernity, family, city, consumption, disability, risk, old age, epidemic diseases such as Covid-19, refugees, occupations, etc. It is directly related to various areas of daily life. How we see, understand and explain these areas of daily life, as well as how we act in them, is closely related to what shape it takes.
Trying to understand human behavior, interaction and order, sociology focuses on a more systematic exploration and rediscovery of what people do in their daily lives and routines. Even if the apparent ordinariness of everyday life makes theoretical studies on the concept difficult, sociological discussions have an important place in this discovery process.
In this study, which strives to understand sociological theories, sociological debates of traditional and modern periods, and various fields/concepts of daily life, issues that can be classified in the context of both the comprehensive features of social structures and institutions and the details of individual encounters and human interactions are discussed. .