autonomy in sociology
Autonomy in sociology refers to the capacity of an individual or a social group to make choices, decisions, and take actions independently, free from external control or influence. It is a fundamental aspect of social agency and central to understanding the dynamics of power, participation, and individual freedom within social structures.
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