Knowledge Management, Organizational Objectives, Types of Knowledge, Tacit Knowledge, Explicit Knowledge

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Sociology is the scientific study of interactions and social groups, encompassing the nature of society, social relationships, and human behavior. Coined by August Comte, it evolved as a separate discipline from philosophy, focusing on social life and dynamics. This lecture covers the basic definiti

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Comparative Sociology is a specialized branch that compares societies to provide generalizations, focusing on the structure and jurisdiction of groups and organizations. It involves studying affinities and disparities to predict outcomes. The discipline is closely related to Social Anthropology. Com

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Anthropology and Sociology departments offer culturally relevant classes addressing key societal issues such as race relations, health, migration, and more. Meet our renowned faculty members specializing in various anthropological and sociological fields of study. From urban anthropology to gender i

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A.R. Desai, a prominent figure in the field of sociology, made significant contributions to Indian nationalism and the study of society in India. His works focused on topics such as the social background of Indian nationalism, peasant movements, path of development, and Marxist democratic rights. De

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Sociology is a broad discipline that examines human interactions, behaviors, and how they are influenced by social structures, categories, and institutions. Sociologists ask key questions to understand the connections between everyday life and societal forces. By analyzing relationships between indi

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Auguste Comte, born in 1798, is renowned as the father of sociology who coined the term. He made significant contributions to social theory, particularly with his "Laws of Three Stages" and the positivist philosophy. Despite personal struggles, he published influential works and left a lasting impac

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Explore GCSE Sociology Families topic through a PowerPoint presentation with detailed information on family forms, types of family/household, key term definitions, and various tasks for students to complete. The guide encourages students to work steadily through the topics, make detailed notes, and

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This content delves into the Personal Life Perspective in sociology, which emphasizes the individual's view and meanings in the context of family dynamics. It contrasts with structural theories by focusing on personal relationships and individual actions rather than societal structures, highlighting

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Sociology is a science that delves deep into the study of society, its structure, and dynamics. From its historical roots to modern contributions, this discipline provides insights into social relationships, institutions, and the impact of society on individuals. By understanding human behavior with

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Sociology, derived from Latin and Greek roots, has evolved over centuries through various stages, influenced by social, economic, and political factors. Key thinkers like Plato, Aristotle, Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau, Montesquieu, Comte, Durkheim, and Marx have shaped the discipline. The Industrial Revo

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Sociology and common sense intersect in intriguing ways, with common sense offering raw material for sociological theories yet lacking the validity and reliability that sociology strives for. While common sense is rooted in tradition and often status quoist, sociology challenges the taken-for-grante

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Sociology, as the science of society, emerged in the 19th century in Europe due to factors like the Industrial Revolution and successes in physical sciences. Influential early sociologists like Auguste Comte and Herbert Spencer contributed to the foundational theories of sociology. Emile Durkheim fu

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Sociology encompasses a wide range of studies, from individual interactions to global social processes. Sociologists have debated the scope and subject matter of sociology, dividing it into formal/specialistic sociology and synthetic/general sociology. Different scholars have proposed various approa

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This seminar at the University of Zurich, led by Prof. Sebastian Schnettler, delves into the realm of evolutionary sociology, examining the impact of genetics, hormones, and social processes on human behavior. The course integrates biology and sociology, offering a variety of approaches to understan

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The historical development of Sociology in India is explored through key phases from 1773 to 1950. The first phase, characterized by ethnographic research, laid the foundation for Sociology, Anthropology, and Indology. The second phase witnessed the growth of Sociology as a profession with empirical

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Sociology and psychology intersect in public health studies, examining individual behavior and social structures. Commonalities include dedicated subfields for health and illness research, while differences lie in focus areas. Discover the impact of sociology in public health, historical contributio

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Sociology is the systematic study of human society, examining how societal power shapes individuals, the sociological imagination connects personal troubles to public issues, and the scope of sociology involves researching social life, developing theories, critiquing society and policies, aiding pol

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Economic development is essential for social progress, and this report delves into the concepts, aspects, and major trends in the sociology of economic development, addressing questions on growth, infrastructure, and social consequences.

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Discover the intersection of animal management and sociology in education through a comprehensive course structure that covers topics ranging from animal welfare and ethics to practical husbandry. Dive into the significance of animal care in the UK economy and learn about various career paths in thi

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Sociology at Dartmouth College delves into social relations shaping individual behavior, connecting people, and fostering social change. The program offers flexibility in course selection, hands-on experiences, and opportunities for independent research. Students engage in qualitative and quantitati

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Assessing evidence in WJEC Eduqas GCSE Sociology involves evaluating candidates based on AO1, AO2, and AO3 skills. The assessment objectives emphasize knowledge, application, analysis, and evaluation of sociological theories, concepts, evidence, and methods. Understanding mark bands, successful resp

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Explore the significance of assessment in sociology education, focusing on key questions to evaluate current assessment procedures, review individual course assessments, and develop strategies to enhance student learning outcomes. Delve into the centrality of assessment in the learning process, with

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Delve into the realms of knowledge through subjects like Philosophy, Psychology, Education, Sociology, and Library Science, each offering a unique perspective on understanding and dealing with the vast expanse of human knowledge. Philosophy explores truth through Logic, Psychology delves into the hu

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Sociology provides explanations for social phenomena and trends that impact individuals and groups in society. This presentation introduces the definition of sociology, explores relevant theories for person-centred practice in social care and health, and discusses the importance of understanding soc

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Symbolic Interactionism is a school of thought in sociology that focuses on how individuals interact with each other through symbols, shaping social structures. It highlights the role of symbols in defining actions and meanings in social interactions. The concept explores how different socializing e

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Conflict theory highlights societal inequality and competition for resources, with power unevenly distributed. The works of Marx and Engels on capitalism, exploitation, and alienation are discussed, along with the deskilling debate and the shift to a post-industrial knowledge economy. The lecture ex

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The workshop in Brussels delved into the sociology of occupations, emphasizing the evolution of youth work into a profession. It discussed the concepts of occupation, profession, and professionalism, highlighting the importance of specialist knowledge, skills, and ethics. The relevance of youth work

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Understanding interpretation in cultural sociology through hermeneutics and structuralism is explored in Lecture III by Dr. Werner Binder at Masaryk University. The lecture delves into the art of interpretation, focusing on classical hermeneutics, Friedrich Schleiermacher's romantic hermeneutics, an

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Explore the dynamics of social class and education through the lens of sociology. Delve into the historical context of poverty in the UK, the impact of social class inequality, and the complexities of defining and categorizing social class. Learn about Bourdieu's theory on different types of capital

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The use of visual sources and methods in sociology teaching, along with co-construction of learning and a focus on art and cinema, has proven to be engaging and empowering for both educators and students. This approach allows for deeper understanding and personal connections with the subject matter,

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This academic exploration delves into the concept of relational ontology and its methodological implications in knowledge production, focusing on the ownership of ideas and the role of intellectuals as knowledge producers. It discusses the foundational singularity, the generative significance of con

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Delve into the concept of methodological individualism within the sociology of knowledge, as scholars like Renaud Fillieule and Raymond Boudon emphasize the importance of understanding collective beliefs through the lens of individualistic methodology. Classical works by Robert Merton further enrich

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The world has evolved into a data-centric landscape where managing massive amounts of data requires the convergence of big data, big knowledge, and big crowd technologies. This transformation necessitates the utilization of domain knowledge, building knowledge bases, and integrating human input thro

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Sociology, the scientific study of society, explores the social nature of humanity, social relationships, institutions, problems, and more. It delves into the characteristics of sociology as an independent, categorical, and generalizing science and discusses its uses in enriching culture, aiding soc

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Explore the significance of modelling knowledge through knowledge representation, making it explicit, independent, and reusable. Learn why knowledge representation is essential and how it facilitates exchange, query, inference, and visualization. Delve into examples of knowledge application in vario

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Exploring the complexities of subject knowledge development in education, this study delves into areas such as students' existing knowledge, competencies, and the role of institutions in shaping knowledge acquisition. The focus lies on personalizing knowledge to individual needs rather than a fixed

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Émile Durkheim, a prominent French sociologist, made significant contributions to the field of sociology with his theory of Functionalism and concept of social facts. He focused on understanding social phenomena scientifically and emphasized the importance of education in maintaining social solidar

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The study conducted by Dr. Vicky Gorton and team examined stats anxiety among first-year Sociology students from Edinburgh and Lancaster University. They developed two questionnaires to assess anxiety levels and attitudes towards statistics among students. Findings revealed insights into students' p

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Discover the diverse career opportunities offered by a Sociology/Anthropology degree, including skills development, research capabilities, and the exploration of social processes. Learn to assess your skills, interests, work environment preferences, and sense of purpose to guide your career path. Em

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