Daniel Bell views post-industrial societies as consensual, because he believes that post-industrial societies are characterized by interest groups concerned with such national issues as health, education, and the environment working for the common good. Bell's view represents which sociological perspective?

Question

Social Studies

Pierce

1 January, 02:41

Daniel Bell views post-industrial societies as consensual, because he believes that post-industrial societies are characterized by interest groups concerned with such national issues as health, education, and the environment working for the common good. Bell's view represents which sociological perspective?

+1

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Joyce · Answer 1

The correct answer is functionalist perspective

The importance of functionalist theory is to explain the functions developed by the mass communications system, unlike the others it does not intend to study the effects, but the functions developed by mass communications in society.

An anthropological researcher in the functionalist perspective, must observe every detail of the studied culture, however simple it may seem, for example, how a community feeds or how they drink water, these details can lead to the construction of the history of that place and the community that lives there.