Thinking Sociologically is a critical sociology blog dedicated to unpacking the hidden structures of everyday life. It offers an accessible but intellectually grounded space for exploring sociological theory, contemporary issues, and the subtle power dynamics that shape society.
What is Thinking Sociologically?
It’s not a peer-reviewed journal—but it is serious about ideas. Thinking Sociologically applies classical and contemporary theory to everyday phenomena, asking sociological questions in a clear, compelling voice. From Marx and Bourdieu to digital sociology and decolonial critique, we aim to show how theory illuminates the present.
Who Is It For?
Students, educators, and anyone who’s ever asked, “Why are things the way they are?” Whether you’re new to sociology or seasoned in its debates, this site offers thoughtful, jargon-light analysis with academic rigour just beneath the surface.
Key Features:
- In-Depth Articles – Theory meets current affairs.
- Critical Insight – Sociology without the gatekeeping.
- Sociology Everywhere – From Minecraft to credentialism, all social life is fair game.
- Open Collaboration – Guest posts welcome, scepticism encouraged.
Contributing Articles
We welcome articles from other writers so long as they meet our requirements. Please contact us below regarding your idea.
Contacting Us
You can contact us using the form below or by emailing [email protected].