Blogging Through Sociology of Everday Life (2020)

 I think the best thing is Line 2. It connects the metropolitan area and people use it the most. In the case of Gangnam Station, I think Gangnam Station would be the best because there are many floating populations, there are shopping malls underground, and there are many floating populations and many buildings and shops with good accessibility.  If there is a good subway station in the world, I would like to introduce China-Shanghai bund sightseeing tunnel.It is said to be popular among tourists because it creates a fantasy like riding a time machine and shows a flash effect while the undersea tunnel is running. When I looked for the worst place, I heard that there is a gec choper train on Seoul Subway Line 3. By the way, this train is the loudest subway. It's similar to the sound of a siren. Fortunately, after 2005, noise controllers were added and no sound was heard. Personally, it's good to open the Suin Bundang Line, but I'm worried when I have to ride it because of th...

 I think so. For now, it is best to have a flat campus location.  The campus location is well selected. I also personally think that the main campus location is well gathered. Most of the buildings are only a short walk from the shuttle bus stops, and most of them are close even if they are not. The gap between campus buildings is not wide, and the school welfare center is located in the center, making it easy to access from any building easily and quickly. I think the fact that the shuttle bus is close to the main learning building, and that there is a subway station nearby if you take the shuttle, is also well considered for students' convenience.  Also, if you leave the front gate of the school, there are many restaurants or cafes, so you can solve it in a close distance even if you study for a while or eat urgently before class. Therefore, I think our school campus is well designed. Of course, I think there are areas that will be developed. I hope something will be in...

 I agree. After hearing this question, most of it can be served or bought, at least for drinks. For example, PC room. Once upon a time, PC room used to be a place where people only play games, but now they can eat. It offers a variety of meals as well as instant noodles. Comic bookstores do not only read comic books, but also provide a variety of foods. If you think about these examples, it is thought that most of them provide food. Of course not everywhere, but I think most provide. You can see like this menu. There was also a broadcast about the PC room's food menu.

 The drama Goffman explains is the totality of all the situations around him. So even if you are angry, you can end up smiling, and you can end up with a good but sad ending. Because the situation is constantly changing and affected by various factors. Just as the difference between front stage and back stage behavior has a big impact on the drama. Therefore, understanding of various factors is necessary to understand drama. In fact, it is the same logic that we need to know the characters and the plot to understand the TV drama we watch. To understand the situation of drama in our lives, we need to know what role the people around us play, what role is given to me, and how I belong to which team and how I interact. Understanding these factors will ultimately lead to understanding the situation I'm doing. That's the drama.

 What did you do?  I observed people interacting in public places. The act of observing people in public places itself was interesting and little strange. Because I don't have any experience observing other people's interactions. What did you learn?  First of all, I could feel that people were acting like Goffman's theory. I also understood why they expressed acting by looking at different things in front stage and back stage. In particular, it was easy to see the academic theory and the nameplate of the situation in everyday life that the interaction was strengthened by gossiping about employees who didn't come in the back stage. Was it fun?  It was interesting to observe the interactions that I didn't know and knew. For others, it was the first time I had watched the actions and words of people who were not really close to me. In particular, by combining this with theory, I was able to understand it better.

  It is said that the origin of the yellow ribbon was that the wife or family of a husband who participated in the war in the United States waited in the hope of tying the yellow ribbon to a tree and returning safely. As everyone in Korea knows, when a missing person from the Ferry Sewol sinking accident occurred, it meant wishing for a safe return by marking a yellow ribbon on SNS messages or wearing a ribbon badge. In Korea, there was a yellow ribbon movement in 2005 to pray for the safe return of North and South Koreans. It is said that the yellow ribbon was also used as a symbol of resistance in the Hong Kong pro-democracy movement. There is also a song called 'tie a yellow ribbon round the ole oak tree', so it would be nice to listen to it. Next, I wrote some lyrics of the song. I think it would be good to read it once in a while, so I share it! Whoa, tie a yellow ribbon 'round the ole oak tree It's been three long years Do you still want me? (still want me?) If I ...

  I think the act of showing that students are concentrating is to answer their teacher's questions well and talk a lot in class. Of course, talking a lot should be related to the class. Because if showing the teacher's concentration in the class becomes passive, such as simply reading a book, the teacher wonders if the students are really focused. As a result, the teacher asks or scolds the students if they are focused. That's why you have to show the behavior of nodding your head, answering questions, or asking questions about things you don't know as a sign that you're focused on.  On the other hand, you should not chat with your teacher to show that you are focused. Because small talk is irrelevant in class. Also, you shouldn't do the act of falling asleep in class. +)I joined the blog late after changing the course, so I wrote the blog late. I told you via email, but I'm sorry for writing it late.

  The act of burning the national flag is interpreted as an act of resistance to national policy. It turns out that the burning of the Stars and Stripes in Texas was also an act of protest.  However, contrary to this interpretation, there is also an interpretation of contempt for the country. Because the national flag is a symbol of the country. That's why some people support flag burning as freedom of expression, while others claim it's a national insult. Most of the time, whether they are guilty of defaming or not, the flag means a lot of things, such as the identity and culture of the country, so they are negative about the act of defaming and burning the flag. +) I joined the blog late after changing the course, so I wrote the blog late. I told you via email, but I'm sorry for writing it late.

 When I looked at Wikipedia's role and meaning of collective intelligence, I thought Wikipedia is the place where collective intelligence was used. Wikipedia is an Internet encyclopedia that anyone can write. Collective intelligence refers to something like a mass of intelligence gathering together to solve a problem. Wikipedia articles are sometimes written by individuals, but many of them are modified by many people to make perfect articles. Collective intelligence is utilized in this process. Therefore, I think Wikipedia is the best place to utilize collective intelligence. +) I joined the blog late after changing the course, so I wrote the blog late. I told you via email, but I'm sorry for writing it late.

 I want to learn two things. First of all, I would like to study what sociology applies to everyday life around us. There will be a broader range of discussions, but I believe that if we develop the ability to access problems around us from a sociological perspective, we can also discuss issues on a larger scale. Secondly, I want to learn how to write, edit, and collaborate on Wikipedia. I've read Wikipedia, but I haven't written it myself. So this semester, the process of learning Wikipedia may seem difficult, but I would like to write a piece on my own and contribute to collective intelligence. I hope I can learn these two things from the social studies lectures in my daily life and finish the semester. +) I joined the blog late after changing the course, so I wrote the blog late. I told you via email, but I'm sorry for writing it late.

 Once I was interested in society. So I took an Invitation to sociology last semester, which was a little difficult, but I was interested in looking at the structure of society in theory. So I wanted to take a class related to society this semester. Just in time, a lecture on sociology in everyday life was held, and I also wanted to contribute to solving problems by applying theories to society. Through this lecture, I really hope to approach and solve everyday problems from a sociological perspective. +) I joined the blog late after changing the course, so I wrote the blog late. I told you via email, but I'm sorry for writing it late.