Social Space Analysis of Students Renting Houses Outside School
SI Han-wu
Abstract
SI Han-wu
Abstract
Social space is the basic problem of sociology which is formed in the process of socialization and human interaction.Social space is not only different from physical space but also contains it.Social space mainly emphasizes the psychological and social significance of structure space.Social space can be divided into public space and private space,which are used to describe the public,shared and exclusiveness,exclusive sex of the structure space.The phenomenon of students renting houses outside school is due to students chasing their own living space or private space in their growing up.To solve the problem of university students renting houses outside school requires start with the analysis and research of social space,especially private space.
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Social space is the basic problem of sociology which is formed in the process of socialization and human interaction.Social space is not only different from physical space but also contains it.Social space mainly emphasizes the psychological and social significance of structure space.Social space can be divided into public space and private space,which are used to describe the public,shared and exclusiveness,exclusive sex of the structure space.The phenomenon of students renting houses outside school is due to students chasing their own living space or private space in their growing up.To solve the problem of university students renting houses outside school requires start with the analysis and research of social space,especially private space.
Key concepts: Renting, Space (punctuation), Socialization, Social space, Private space, Sociology, Social phenomenon, Phenomenon