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    Social imagination is a termed devised by C. Wright Mills and it is used as a way to critically think about the social world we live in. Questioning the basic norms of everyday life opens the person’s mind as to why they are the basic norms. The book gave an example saying that a person can know his own chances in life only by becoming aware of the chances of individuals in his same circumstances. Our class book defines sociological imagination as the ability to connect the most basic‚ intimate aspects

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    The Sociology Imagination Each person is a result of their social context- the social environment that influences one’s life- and the sociological imagination- the ability to think systematically about how personal problems are societies issues. The sociological imagination takes into account‚ not only the social context‚ but also the historical context‚ or the demeanor of a certain time. Both of these sociological ideas‚ social context and the sociological imagination‚ affect our lives and characteristics

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    Mills created the term social imagination to describe the action of relating our own personal experiences to the greater experience of society and historical forces. By doing this‚ we can question habits that may seem natural or do the opposite by making things that seems weird more familiar. Social imagination changes our perspective of the world; a person could assume that someone living across the world would be completely different from them but through social imagination‚ they can compare their lives

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    Wright Mills‚ the sociological imagination is a quality of mind that allows people to grasp how remote and impersonal social forces shape their life story or biography. Individuals tend to view their personal issues as social problems and try to connect their experiences with the workings of society. Mills believes that this is a way for people to understand their own personal problems. Throughout this Sociology course‚ we have focused a lot on the sociological imagination and how it shapes every part

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    Q: What is a sociological imagination? How did Durkheim‚ Weber and Marx respectively demonstrate their sociological imagination? Mankind’s problem is that it doesn’t have the quality of mind to find or see the intricate connection between “man and society‚ biography and history‚ of self and the world”; such was the perspective of one C.Wright Mills. He was the man who coined the term sociological imagination. He described the sociological imagination as the ability to grasp history and biography

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    Wright Mills define sociological imagination as “"the awareness of the relationship between personal experience and the wider society". C.Wright Mills also has stated that “think yourself away from the familiar routines of everyday life”. Mills is basically telling people that it is okay to think outside of the box and get out there. Sociological imagination has developed into a bigger topic than most people thought it would. The idea of sociological imagination has shaped society in a very influential

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    Montaigne argues that the appropriate means of “education and enrichment” are studying and following the works of other great thinkers of history. Additionally‚ Montaigne declares imagination to be the impetus for the downfall of the body. Conversely‚ Donne argues that a mind groomed in imagination is the proper mode of finding bodily health. In their writings‚ both Montaigne and Donne are seeking a unity between the mind and the body. By comparing Montaigne’s Essays and the poetry

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    from Wikipedia site‚ that was an example for the importance of reading for collecting information. The second importance of reading‚ the scientists said that it is useful for mind‚ because it develops the mind is muscle‚ also it is developing the imagination for example when you read a story or when someone tell you what happen in the road while he was walking there‚ your mind is imagining that. Another importance of reading that when you reading something‚ you feel confident. Reading is related with

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    Contrast Essay Literature is something that matters. It has the power to change and shape our minds and opinions. It has the power to change the perception of the world around us and to boost our imagination. Take us far away from the reality to the world of illusions and let our minds flourished with imagination. One might think how amazing it is‚ but fiction as it is here today may often matter much more than it is meant to. Žoldáková 1 TED is a non-profit global community whose mission is to spread

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    that were left to his imagination. Imagination mostly occurs from curiosity‚ and Dill is a naturally curious child. When there is something that one doesn’t know‚ they tend to imagine what it is‚ such as Jem’s description of Boo Radley‚ “There was a long jagged scar that ran across his face; what teeth he had were yellow and rotten; his eyes popped.” (pg 16) Jem does not know for sure how Boo Radley looks like‚ so he makes up what Boo appears to look like in his imagination. Dill does this not only

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