Sociology, Anthropology
- 1: Sociology.
- 1.1: Sociological Theory.
- 1.1.1: 社会有机体思想对我们提出的要求.
- 1.1.2: People-oriented or Society-oriented?.
- 1.1.3: 实践是解放社会学的钥匙.
- 1.1.4: 社会学的春天.
- 1.2: Sociology of Development.
- 1.3: Sociology of Disaster.
- 1.4: Sociology of Aging.
- 1.5: 宗教社会学.
- 1.6: Social Stratification.
- 1.7: Social Organisation.
- 1.8: Public Administration.
- 1.9: Social construction.
- 1.10: Social Conflict.
- 1.11: Harmonious Society.
- 1.12: History of Sociology.
- 1.13: History of Society.
- 1.14: Social Phenomenon.
- 1.15: 继续推进社会保障事业.
- 1.16: 解读“小康”.
- 1.17: 普及医学社会学.
- 1.18: 在上海市社会学学会八届会上的讲话.
- 1.1: Sociological Theory.
- 2: Anthropology.
People-oriented or Society-oriented?
People-oriented or Society-oriented?
—A Theorized World of People and Society Putting Each Other at the Center
Deng Weizhi
Abstract: Socialization refers to the transition from natural man to social man and is unique to human beings. Human socialization is boundless. Every social man is the gene of and plays a major role in the society. Humans are the foundation of society. Society must center on people, and the government should always care about the people, serve them and be accountable to them. Social progress inevitably requires some people to obtain less benefits and even make sacrifice. People can also put society at the center, which, in the final analysis, is determined by human nature. People live in society, and society consists of people. Whether society puts people first or people puts society at the center, their purposes are consistent with each other, that is, to improve the human and social civilization, which is the hallmark distinguishing people today and the human ancestors.
Keywords: human, human nature, society, social norms