Critical Sociological Approach
For example, when someone created a new product or a service that person is developing the product that they see fit for, the next step for them would be to get someone to help them promote the item or service, and to receive some type of revenue they want their product to receive media attention or mentions in social media, then the items will bring to sell off the shelves because all these essential steps are working together to get the product or service noticed and getting people to buy it, so they can earn revenue. I think that the example could be characterized as the division theory with the innovation of the product or service, the diffusion that describes the information about the new product that will be receiving media attention,
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This approach is crucial to mass culture, meaning that mass culture refers to individuals following and believing what the media says. I think that this example can be referenced back to the system viewpoint-Hirsch’s model because the input boundary is like developing the music, the boundary spanners are the managers, the promoters, the ones handing out the mixtape, and the output boundary is getting all the media and radio attention to that artist's music. Especially in today’s world where society has become much more media oriented and technology has become way more advanced than ever …show more content…
The theory can only be considered a true critical theory, if the theory must explains the social problems that exist, and offer some type of practical solutions for how to respond to them and make changes. For example, that is like someone creates a product and putting in all their sweat and tears into development and then someone comes along a steal their idea and gets paid more. Whereas, the interaction sociological approach theory talks about being interested in the way individuals act toward or even respond to one another that may influence in society. This perspective is focused on how we use and interpret things as symbols to communicate with each other, how we create and maintain a self that we present to the world and a sense of self within us, and how we create and maintain the reality that we believe to be true. We act toward people and things based on the meaning we interpret from
This approach is crucial to mass culture, meaning that mass culture refers to individuals following and believing what the media says. I think that this example can be referenced back to the system viewpoint-Hirsch’s model because the input boundary is like developing the music, the boundary spanners are the managers, the promoters, the ones handing out the mixtape, and the output boundary is getting all the media and radio attention to that artist's music. Especially in today’s world where society has become much more media oriented and technology has become way more advanced than ever …show more content…
The theory can only be considered a true critical theory, if the theory must explains the social problems that exist, and offer some type of practical solutions for how to respond to them and make changes. For example, that is like someone creates a product and putting in all their sweat and tears into development and then someone comes along a steal their idea and gets paid more. Whereas, the interaction sociological approach theory talks about being interested in the way individuals act toward or even respond to one another that may influence in society. This perspective is focused on how we use and interpret things as symbols to communicate with each other, how we create and maintain a self that we present to the world and a sense of self within us, and how we create and maintain the reality that we believe to be true. We act toward people and things based on the meaning we interpret from