The Sociological imagination is a mode of scholarly engagement which enables us to grasp the relations between history and biography within society.
The Sociological imagination is concerned with what kind of individuals now prevail. . . And what kind are coming to prevail.
The Sociological imagination is concerned with what kind of structure we have as a whole.
The Sociological imagination is concerned with looking to linkages among a great variety of (personal troubles) mileux and public issues (social structure).
The Sociological imagination is the ability to view decisions as not simple, but as 'products of a mind unaccountably dense.
The Sociological imagination is a 'quality of mind' that helps us use information and develop reason in order to achieve lucid summations of what is going on in the world and of what may be happening within themselves.
The Sociological imagination is a self-consciousness based on social relativity and the personal nature of history.