The sociological imagination and the mediaThe media have become an important part of our lives and our society by impacting our lives every day, whether with social networks, the news or television. Television has become a predominant factor today, just checking what's happening in the world or watching your favorite show. Many shows may not seem to have a broader meaning behind it, but if you look, you can find one. C. Wright Mills describes sociological imagination as the ability to see and understand the connection between individual lives and events and larger social forces. A television show that is a good example of sociological imagination is Full House. This series is a good example because it features characters who express different views on parenting or how to live; sociological concepts correspond well to what Danny believes and his way of seeing the world. Additionally, C. Wright Mills' perception of this theory is how Danny acts towards the situation he finds himself in. Full House is a show about a single father who takes care of his three daughters with the help of his brother-in-law and his bestie. friend. In this episode, DJ and Stephanie are determined to get their father to date Karen, Stephanie's dance teacher. But every time Danny starts seeing someone, he finds every possible fault and ends up not dating them. He only realizes this when Joey (his best friend) and Jesse (brother-in-law) tell him, and so he starts dating Karen out of spite to prove that he's not doing this. The reason behind this is that Danny had a "perfect" girl who he lost to to a drunk driver. Since then, Danny has been unable to date or find someone else who seems like the perfect girl. He then meets Stephanie's dance teacher, Karen, who seems to be the right one, but where...... middle of paper ......perfect and not always in a nuclear family structure. Danny was able to realize that every woman he decides to date will have some flaws, but he must see beyond that to be able to add a mother figure to his family. C. Wright Mills viewed the world with “the way of thinking” from a sociological perspective. He believes that the factors we face throughout our lives are the ones that shape us. Our biography, our social structure and our history are linked to our life and shape our life and our worldview. This theory proves that many homes may be different, but everyone is still cared for and loved the same. Media has become a big part of today's generations, broadcasting different shows with different cultures, family structures, social classes, sexual orientations and races, all of which are concepts of the sociological imagination and contributed to training each..