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what is meant by sociology. explain in detail the various factors responsible for the emergency of sociology?​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Sociology is relatively a new science.

As a discipline of academic interest, it is of recent origin. Though the roots of

sociological writings go back to the Greek and the Roman philosophy; it emerged as a

new discipline only in the first half of the 19th century, as a response to the crisis caused

by the French and the industrial revolutions. Earlier, History, Economics, Political

Science, and Philosophy attempted a study of various problems related to society. Later,

when man was confronted with complexities of social life, it became necessary to

establish a separate discipline for the study of society. The social, economic, political

and intellectual background of the 18th century Europe facilitated the emergence of

sociology. It emerged in European society corresponding to its socio-historical

background which had its origin in the Enlightenment period. This period embodied the

scientific, technological, intellectual and commercial revolutions in Europe on the one

hand; and the French revolution of 1789 on the other. The Enlightenment period

stretched from 14th to 18th century and had given rise to force of social change which

rocked the feudal monarchy and church in Europe. Similarly, the industrial revolution in

England brought about deep rooted changes in the nature of society and role of

individual in the society

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