society 3

Society Society is a relatively stable but complex system of parts; each part of the system contributes to the well being of the whole system. Society and culture largely determine the behavior of humans. With this being the foundation of structural functionalism I believe functionalist's would be interested in looking at how fraternities members work together to achieve the frat's success. How each person is given a responsibility, and for the fraternity to work properly …

…constructed through social interaction, and agreement “Symbols” are the basis of social life. I believe that social interactionist would most likely look into the symbols the frat's pick for their names. Why do they use certain Greek letters to distinguish them from other organizations? Is there an actual reason behind the names and symbols or is it just randomly picked. These are some of the things I believe a social interactionist would be interested in.