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Who say that sociology is a ‘science of societies” :
Durkheim
Parsons
Weber
None
- Option 1: Durkheim
- Émile Durkheim, a founding figure in sociology, viewed it as a scientific study of societies.
- He emphasized understanding social structures and collective consciousness.
- Correct Answer
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- Option 2: Parsons
- Talcott Parsons contributed significantly to sociology with his action theory.
- He focused on social systems and their interrelations but didn't specifically label sociology as a "science of societies."
- Option 3: Weber
- Max Weber is known for his interpretive sociology, emphasizing understanding social action.
- He analyzed how individual actions relate to societal changes and structures.
- Option 4: None
- An option suggesting that none of the listed figures coined the term or perspective, which is incorrect in this context.
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