An essay about the ongoing debate of whether or not sociology is indeed value-free or free from biases.

"A Value-free Sociology: Myth or Fact" Do you agree that sociology is in fact value-free? Can sociology be value-free in the first hand? If so, to what extent can it be value-free? These questions have been surfacing in the world of sociology and have been causing numerous theories and assumptions about sociologists and their value freedom. Throughout the dawn of sociology until the present time, a continuous and constant debate has been going on about …

…should also make sure that the methods that they use are applied with as much neutrality as possible. Only when it is established that the research study has value relevance and methods applied are free from personal prejudice can it be said that this sociology acquires value freedom per se. As stated previously, this value freedom is not entirely total but is relatively value free given that all the value relevant factors are accounted for.