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Definition of sociologically in English Turkish dictionary
- sosyolojik
- sosyolojik olarak
- sociology
- sosyoloji
Feminist sosyoloji hakkında ders kitapları arıyorum.
-I'm looking for textbooks on feminist sociology.
Frank Üniversitede Sosyoloji'yi ana dal olarak seçti.
-Frank majored in sociology at university.
- sociology
- toplum bilimi
- sociology
- ictimaiyyat
- sociological
- sosyolojik
Bu, kürtaj hakkında sosyolojik bir çalışma
-This is a sociological study on abortion.
- sociological
- toplumbilimsel
- sociology
- toplumbilim
- sociological
- (sıfat) sosyolojik
- sociology
- (Tıp) İçtimaiyat ilmi, toplumbilim, sosyoloji
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Definition of sociologically in English English dictionary
- with regard to sociology; "sociologially speaking, this is an interesting phenomenon
- from a sociological standpoint, with regard to sociology
- In reference to sociology
- sociology
- the philosophical study of society
- sociological
- Of or pertaining to sociology, or social science
- sociological
- {s} pertaining to sociology, pertaining to the study of the structure and development of human society
- sociological
- Of or pertaining to sociology
- sociological
- of or relating to or determined by sociology; "sociological studies
- sociological
- of or relating to or determined by sociology; "sociological studies"
- sociology
- The study of society, human social interaction, and the rules and processes that bind and separate people not only as individuals, but as members of associations, groups, and institutions
- sociology
- Sociology is the systematic study of relationships among people, the assumption being that behavior is influenced by social, political, occupational and intellectual groupings and by the particular settings in which individuals find themselves
- sociology
- That branch of philosophy which treats of the constitution, phenomena, and development of human society; social science
- sociology
- informal organization
- sociology
- The science that deals with the organization of social groups and how they change or stay the same
- sociology
- {i} study of the structure and development of human society
- sociology
- Sociology is the study of society or of the way society is organized. + sociological so·cio·logi·cal Psychological and sociological studies were emphasizing the importance of the family. + sociologist sociologists so·ci·olo·gist By the 1950s some sociologists were confident that they had identified the key characteristics of capitalist society. the scientific study of societies and the behaviour of people in groups. Science of society, social institutions, and social relationships, and specifically the systematic study of the development, structure, interaction, and collective behaviour of organized human groups. It emerged at the end of the 19th century through the work of Émile Durkheim in France, Max Weber and Georg Simmel in Germany, and Robert E. Park and Albion Small in the U.S. Sociologists use observational techniques, surveys and interviews, statistical analysis, controlled experiments, and other methods to study subjects such as the family, ethnic relations, schooling, social status and class, bureaucracy, religious movements, deviance, the elderly, and social change
- sociology
- the study and classification of human societies
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