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    Sociology is defined as the systematic study of human society and social interaction. It examines how groups and institutions influence human behavior and shape society. The subject matter of sociology includes social structures, social relationships, social change, and the impact of groups on individuals. The founders of sociology, such as Auguste Comte, sought to analyze and understand the structure and development of human society through an empirical and scientific approach.

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