.Now that you have learned what sociological imagination (or perspective) is, can you think of any way(s) you might interpret any of your own life experiences using sociological lenses?

Keep in mind that your posts should be at least 4sentences long and show that you have worked on the module materials. After posting your comment you are required to respond to at least one of your classmate’s post. Your responses should engage the original poster and should show that you have read and gave their comments some thought. I will be following your posts and comments and will join with mine from time to time.Now that you have learned what sociological imagination (or perspective) is, can you think of any way(s) you might interpret any of your own life experiences using sociological lenses?As you have seen in the lectures the sociological way of understanding suicide is different than an individual based understanding. Can you think of any other sociological explanations of suicide that have not been mentioned in the slides?Sociology has its roots in the radical changes that happened in Europe during the Industrial Revolution. The lectures talks about some of the critical differences between traditional social order in the villages and the modern social order in the cities. Can you point out some other differences between the two that might have an impact on the way individuals’ live their lives?We have covered the founding fathers of sociology and the major perspectives inspired by their ideas. Which one these founders/perspectives would be most effective in understanding social life in the United States today?