How does the author view Tonnies as different from the other contributors of the German school of sociology?

Hello, thanks for helpingThis is the instruction given“ this essay will be more selective and personal with regards to what you will use from the readings. Consider the following prompt:Utilize this week’s reading to identify a particular community for which you are interested in by its political, ideological or geographic origin. Use one of the four approaches (Bourke) to define the community by using the specific criteria necessary. This should inform the basis and direction of your analysis of the specific community. As part of your analysis be sure to include the relationship that plays out between society and community (gesellschaft and gemienschaft). The best way to do this would be to demonstrate the means by which one directs the other or the impact of each on the other. Lastly, incorporate at least two of McKnight’s components with specific examples and the role they play in the functioning of your specified community.In framing you essay be sure to consider the following:The specific variety of community.Be consistent as possible in building on your previous essay.A particular context for the analysis of your community. The function or mission of the community identified.Consider the readings as much as possible, wherever needed. 1. Consider the various concepts and definitions used to identify community and the parameters and theorists associated with it. Reading: Bourke, Alan Gerard, Community 2. How does the author view Tonnies as different from the other contributors of the German school of sociology? Reading: Adair-Toteffe, Christopher. Ferdinand Tonnies: Utopian Visionary 3. McKnight includes various components that should be part of a thriving community. Look at the activities and rituals that exist in every component. Reading: McKnight, John. Community: We’ll Know it When We See it 3 double spaced pages, APA format.