Sociology

1. Anthony Giddens

1.1. Traditions

1.1.1. Detraditionalization

1.2. Norms

1.3. Sanctions

1.4. Development from traditional to modern to late modern society

1.4.1. Identity building changes over time

1.4.1.1. Understanding of the conditions under which you develop your idenity

1.5. reflexivity

1.5.1. Increased reflexivity

1.6. Seperations of time and place

1.7. Expert systemt

1.8. faceless relations

1.8.1. Face to face relations

1.9. Disembediment of social relations

1.10. Ontological security

1.11. Detradtionalisation

1.12. Anxiety and doubt

1.12.1. Do I make the right choices in life?

1.13. Globalisation

1.14. Pure relationship

1.15. Identity as a narrator

1.16. Liberation of the individual

1.17. Risk and risk assessment

1.18. Systems

1.18.1. Expert systems

1.18.1.1. abstract systems

2. Micro and macro societies

2.1. Structure and agency

2.1.1. Agency

2.1.1.1. Create meaning when we build our lives

2.1.2. Structure

2.1.2.1. How society affects the individuals

2.2. Micro

2.2.1. On a smaller level

2.3. Macro

2.3.1. On a bigger level

3. Different types of families (Denick)

3.1. Swing door family

3.2. Team family

3.3. Social aquarium

3.4. The patriarchal families

3.5. Dual socialisation

4. Interviews

5. The tour og consumption in identity building

5.1. Habitas

6. Mead

6.1. Two kinds of identity

6.1.1. The personal identity

6.1.2. The social identity

6.1.3. The I

6.1.4. The Me

6.2. Social interaction

6.3. Role assumptions

6.4. Identity building

6.5. Socialisation process

6.5.1. primary socialisation

6.5.1.1. secondary socialisation

6.5.1.1.1. We never stop developing

7. Different societies

7.1. Traditional society

7.1.1. Modern society

7.1.1.1. Late modern society