A Sociological Analysis Of 'The Office' By Greg Daniels

There are multiple sociology concepts in almost every film we watch. The one show that stuck out to me was “The Office” by Greg Daniels. The office is a show located in Scranton, Pennsylvania, about just “ordinary” life in the office, it is a considered a documentary of their life. It is supposed to be just the life in the office but we also get a glimpse of their life outside of the office. The main characters do not really change throughout the season, but one guy in particular Michael Scott (played by Steve Carell) demonstrates most of the social concepts throughout the show. In every episode of the office there is a new social concept shown. I believe deviance would be considered the most dominate social concept shown among others, due

There are different parts on the office, they also have a warehouse, which also has females working in it. With the females working in the warehouse and the divide in the office space equally, it shows how both genders can do the same thing and be equally as useful in this show. The next way this concept is shown is through one of the characters Oscar. Oscar is gay and the only gay one in the office. There is one episode where they talk about being gay and made that the main topic of that episode. They try to tell Oscar that they except him for being gay and then some deviance is involved into that. It is considered to be a deviance because during that meeting and them telling him they accept him, Michael tried to kiss Oscar to show how acceptable he is if him. Going back to the sex and gender topic the masculinity is shown with the guys throughout the series. The females at some parts in the show also show their feminine side. How ever you might portray a female or male to be is shown in this series at some point, in one way or

I believe that this is shown in many ways. One specific way is two main characters Jim and Pam have this love story throughout the film. It starts with Pam having a fiancé and then breaking it off with him because her love for Jim. They start dating and then eventually get married and have kids in the show. Their relationship is shown throughout the whole series from the first to last episode. Also this concept is shown throughout the series by other romances between workers, and romances outside the workplace. Last one way it could be portrayed is how in some episodes they are in restaurants or malls, and we are able to see how they interact with outsiders that they are not connected with through