How do sociologists talk about how the individual is related to the larger society?

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Viktor [21]2 years ago

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Answer:

Sociologist view that an individual is a reflection of a society to which he or she have belonged.

Explanation:

It is not an individual or a society, but both of them together allows us to reveal the fundamentals of human existence. The extreme view of the person or society has been discarded for quite some time. The concept of society indicates a reciprocal giving-and-take by the individuals involved in the form of mutual corporations, interaction, or the more subtle types of social interaction such as letter writing, festival greeting, sending and accepting presents, telephone communication, e-mailing, internet chatting, and public relations engagement.

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