Traditional Culture Encyclopedia - Traditional stories - A Functionalist Analysis of Merton's Development of Parsons
A Functionalist Analysis of Merton's Development of Parsons
Merton thought about three basic assumptions of functionalism and developed them respectively.
In view of the hypothesis of functional consistency, he thinks it masks the inconsistency in all aspects of the system.
According to the hypothesis of functional universality, he put forward positive function and negative function, explicit function and implicit function.
According to the assumption that function is indispensable, he believes that there are functional substitutes in the social system.
On this basis, he put forward the paradigm of functional analysis. Contrary to Parsons, he advocated the middle-level theory view, that is, he paid attention to both grand and pure theoretical fields and empirical research to construct the middle-level theory.
- Previous article:Explaining some proverbs in reading clouds to know the weather
- Next article:Party style integrity into the school handbill content
- Related articles
- Some write handwritten newspapers for the Mid-Autumn Festival.
- The Significance of Excellent Traditional Culture
- How to write the bedding market survey?
- What level is an 8000 flower arm at
- Where did the Chinese knot come from? Who was the first to compile it?
- In Tik Tok, what is the name of a girl with short hair and arms like flowers?
- How much do you know about People's Daily, a top composition material?
- What festival is the ninth day of the ninth lunar month, and what folk activities are there?
- Millet making steamed bread method
- Fujian opera, come on! ! !