Socialisation Case

In my point of view I think that the two main traditions for discussing sociology are Marxism and Feminism. The definition of Marxism is a system of economic, social, and political philosophy based on ideas that view social change in terms of economic factors. A central principle the means of production is economic base that influences or determines the political life. The definition of Feminism takes many forms and cannot be characterized in any continuous way; however it includes the struggles of women to secure their economic and political and social agency. Feminism is normally related with particular historical moments when a union of women succeeds in bringing issues of gender equality, sexual oppression, and sex discrimination into the public ground. Whether it takes the form of an explicit demand for the vote or a more generalized demand for women's freedom, feminism is invariably engaged in resistance to prevailing notions of women's 'nature'. From my opinion Feminism is a very important tradition because it brings out the rights of women and shows that women are also important in the society and also has equal rights in the society as men do. However I think that Marxism makes a lot of traditions about mankind. It undertakes that by dismissal of the class through the relocation of wealth and making sure no one has more than the other there would be an end to conflict. The term 'socialisation' means the teaching of norms, values and beliefs to an individual and they come from different range of places in society such as families, education, mass media, religion and work place. The main socialising agents in the Australian society are usually work places and education