Application of the concepts of Henslin on learning the ideas of physical space in Anderson’s work

According to Henslin’s concept of physical place social place and psychological space, learning educators should grasp that the surrounding they develop possess the power to impact quality of acquiring information within the space and framework of sharing ideas (Henslin et.al, 2015) . More over the space should have a plan, functional and adaptability. Consequently, Henslin permits us to learn more about Anderson’s work, ‘A place on the corner’ where he deals with stratified systems. No matter an individual’s skin color, internally all the people are equal.

 Yes Anderson’s categorization of people reflect on social stratification

Because most of the times sociologists use the terms social stratification to demonstrate the structure of societal standing. Anderson also makes use of the same ideals on socials stratification by categorizing black men and their interactive traits together with their traditions.

 The ideals of Simmel on symbolic interactions

Simmel’s sociology does not differ from other classical writers and it is similar various ways even though most of the times, he speaks less on structure and its dynamism compared to the rest of the writers who had a more vivid approach on everything (Rock, 2016). In terms of symbolic interactions offers both different and variety of extensive concepts and vital theories and according to Simmel’s perspective, considers it a personal and societal concepts while other pragmatists connect it with primarily ancient universities. One of the main things of the concepts is human life lived within the confines of symbolic domain.

 Anderson’s work

Yes, Anderson’s wok centers on the life of black men and their culture hence generally, he isolated a cultural group and studied it separately through the process of socialization, which facilitates the culture of the people sampled for study (Anderson, 2003).

 How Jelly represent a society

 The Jelly are social creatures and has more than one social aspects. Therefore, they can represent a study for the sake of keeping off the means of surviving. This issues correlate with Anderson’s thesis as they define culture practiced within the society and humanity as a social species.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

References

Anderson, E. (2003). A Place on the Corner. University of Chicago Press.

Henslin, J. M., Possamai, A. M., Possamai-Inesedy, A. L., Marjoribanks, T., & Elder, K. (2015). Sociology: A down to earth approach. Pearson Higher Education AU.

Rock, P. (2016). Making of symbolic interactionism. Springer.