Cultural Sociology is a part of sociology that looks at how culture, social structures, and personal experiences all connect.

Key Definitions:

• Culture: This includes the beliefs, practices, and values that a group of people share.
• Social Experience: This is how people see and interact with their social world, which is greatly affected by their culture.

Scope:

1. Cultural Practices: This studies rituals, traditions, and everyday life.
2. Identity Formation: This looks at how culture shapes who we are, both as individuals and as groups.
3. Social Change: This examines cultural movements and how they change society's rules and norms.

Statistics:

• About 70% of how people behave is influenced by culture.
• Having a mix of cultures can help solve problems better by up to 35%.

Cultural Sociology helps us understand our social experiences by showing how culture shapes our identities and how we interact with each other.