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Thinking Sociologically is a sociology blog dedicated to exploring the complexities of society through a critical and analytical lens. It serves as a platform for discussing key sociological theories, contemporary social issues, and the hidden structures that shape our daily lives.

The blog covers a wide range of topics, including power dynamics, inequality, social change, culture, identity, and globalisation. Integrating classical and modern sociological perspectives—from Marxist and feminist theories to postcolonial and digital sociology—provides readers with a deeper understanding of how society functions and evolves.

In conjunction with untypicable, we contribute to their Sociology Tuesdays, where humour-based sociology articles are the order of the day every Tuesday. They are meant to be more a fun, light read than academic papers!

Sociology Tuesdays

Sociology: The Study of Life’s Biggest (and Funniest) Questions

Sociology explained with wit and humour! Discover how Marx, Weber, Durkheim, Foucault, Bourdieu, and Goffman...
Sociology

Navigating Power and Knowledge: An Introduction to Michel Foucault

Unpack the genius of Michel Foucault in this introduction to his theories on power, surveillance...
Foucault

Marx, Misunderstood: Why Everyone’s a Critic and What We Can Still Learn From Him

Is Karl Marx really the bogeyman he’s made out to be? This humorous yet thoughtful...
Karl Marx Misunderstood

Longer Read: Navigating the Social Maze: A Mildly Humorous Introduction to Pierre Bourdieu

Discover the humour and insights in Pierre Bourdieu’s sociology. This fun and relatable guide explores...
Pierre Bourdieu