Chapter 1: Why Study Humans and Society?
Chapter 2: The Formation and Development of Sociology
Chapter 3: Perspectives on Society
Chapter 4 Culture and Socialization
Chapter 5 Social Interaction, Groups, and Organizations
Chapter 6 Labor and Industry
Chapter 7 Social Inequality and Class and Stratification
Chapter 8: State, Civil Society, and Democracy
Chapter 9 Gender, Sexuality, and Family
Chapter 10 Deviance and Crime
Chapter 11 Collective Action and Social Movements
Chapter 12 Social Issues
Chapter 13 Globalization and Multicultural Society
Chapter 14 Social Welfare
Chapter 15 Communication, Culture, and Mass Media

In 『Humanity and Society』, ‘society’ is taken as the subject of study, and sociology is studied as an academic discipline that ‘scientifically understands and explains social phenomena.’
Sociology emerged against the backdrop of rapid changes in modern Western society, such as industrialization and civil revolution. It had a theoretical and academic interest in scientifically and rationally understanding and explaining the principles of social change and new social formation in the process of disintegration of the previous social order and formation of a new social order.
At the same time, sociology was also an academic discipline with a practical motivation to solve newly emerging social problems.

In 『Humanity and Society』, you will learn various concepts to understand the phenomenon called society.
These concepts may seem a bit daunting at first, but mastering them can be a truly amazing experience that will allow you to see the many problems you face in everyday life and your own life from a different perspective.
While difficult concepts may present a barrier to initial study, the goal of the "Humanity and Society" lectures is to broaden one's horizons and foster comprehensive thinking, transcending the limitations of simplifications and hasty generalizations that individuals tend to make when considering everyday experiences.
Sociology focuses on the detailed phenomena occurring in our actual society, and it takes as its starting point the awareness of problems gained through everyday experiences. However, in order to analyze these problems, social science concepts or systematic theories are essential to guide the process.
To this end, 『Man and Society』 begins with the classical theories of sociology and encompasses important concepts necessary for understanding modern life.