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Practice Reading: Fill in the Blanks (Dropdown) ID: #50166 Sociological Imagination
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The  sociological  imagination,  a  concept  established  by  C.  Wright  Mills  (1916-1962)  provides  a  framework  for  understanding  our  social  world  that  far  surpasses  any  common  sense  notion  we  might    from  our  limited  social  experiences.  Mills  was  a  contemporary  sociologist  who  brought  tremendous    into  the  daily  lives  of  societys  members.  Mills  stated:  Neither  the  life  of  an  individual  nor  the  history  of  a  society  can  be  understood  without  understanding  both.  The  sociological  imagination  is  making  the  connection  between  personal  challenges  and  larger  social  issues.  Mills  identified  troubles  (personal  challenges)  and  issues  (larger  social  challenges),  also  known  as  biography  and  history  .  Mills  sociological  imagination  allows  individuals  to  see  the  relationships  between  events  in  their  personal  lives  (biography),  and  events  in  their  society  (history).  In  other  words,  this  mindset  provides  the  ability  for  individuals  to    the  relationship  between  their  personal  experiences  and  the  larger  society  in  which  they  live  their  lives.

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