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Encyclopedia > Sociological theory

Sociological theory can refer to:

See also list of theories in sociology. This article needs to be cleaned up to conform to a higher standard of quality. ... Social theory refers to the use of abstract and often complex theoretical frameworks to explain and analyze social patterns and large-scale social structures. ... Sociological paradigm (also sociological perespectives or frameworks) are specific points of view used by social scientists in social research. ...

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CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY (2227 words)
Therefore, sociological theory is related to the social issues of any society like communism and capitalism are two different ideologies related to two different social classes, which raised social conflict in the society.
Though, the conflict theory of Ralf is depicted from the theory of class struggle of Karl Marx, which relates to the class conflict of the industrialized society, there are many aspects of the theory of Ralf that differ from the original theory of Marx.
Though Ralf’s theory is depicted from Marx work but it is an extension and alteration of the social issues and class structure made according to the contemporary sociology of the various societies and classes that are affected by globalization and the changing trends of global politics.
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