Book (Practical) Society Science of rules

Product description ※Please note that product information is not in full comprehensive meaning because of the machine translation.

Society
Making rules, observing rules, breaking rules, and violating rules. There are rules in our society in order to reduce the uncertainty of behavior and to order society. Rules may be called "common sense" for people, but how is it possible to systematically organize rules and accumulate knowledge by making them verbalized and visualized? In contrast to natural science, which deals with the laws of nature, sociology is positioned as a discipline that deals with rules and rules. It depicts the perspective and significance of evaluating the detailed rules in our daily life and in the organization to which we belong to and the rules of society as a whole. This book carefully examines the "Science of Rules" in this book by confirming the basic viewpoints such as the relationship between rules and games from familiar examples and comparing sociological theories such as normative theory, functionalism, constructivism, ethnomethodology, etc. with the "Science of Rules" in this book. In addition, it applies the discussions so far to discrimination theory and sociology itself to clarify the range of the science of rules.