Sociology is the scientific study of human social life, groups, and societies. It examines how societies are organized and how people interact within groups. Some key founders of sociology include Saint-Simon, Comte, Spencer, Marx, and Durkheim. Sociology is related to other social sciences like economics, anthropology, history, psychology, and political science by examining overlapping topics involving human social behavior and interactions.

1. INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY

6. Anthropologists asks such basic questions as: When, where, and how did humans evolve?

23. 3. BRITISH PHILOSOPHER-SCIENTIST WHO ARGUED THE IDEA OF “POSITIVISM OR THE USE OF EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION TO UNDERSTAND SOCIETY AND SOCIAL PHENOMENON . HERBERT SPENCER – (1830-1903)

28. SOCIOLOGY AND ANTHROPOLOGY ANTHROPOLOGY IS THE SCIENCE WHICH STUDIES MAN BOTH ANIMAL AND AS LIVING IN SOCIETY, HIS ORIGINS, DEVELOPMENT, DISTRIBUTION SOCIAL HABITS AND CULTURES .