analysis on sociological imagination?

Question

answer asap pls.. badly needed !!!!!

Answer 1

You need to be able to imagine what it is really like to live in a society other than your own.

You also need to be able to stand back from everything you take for granted and consider how it might be different. Like for example, sociology might ask "how does eating out (in restaurants) serve social bonding in your culture?" You have to use your imagination to think what might be different from what is? What if taxes were such that restaurant meals cost twice as much as they do? What if laws were such that all restaurants had to stop serving by 9pm? Or if no business was allowed to own more than two restaurants? Or if smoking were allowed in restaurants but not otherwise in public places?

Any "what if" question requires imagination. Any question about the nature of society can be framed as sociological.

Answer 2

First of all, use your imagination. Look at your so called question. Would that make any sense to anybody? Is it even a question, or is it just a random statement?

I can tell you this. Whatever you are doing, it is way over your head.