The social sphere: between social construction and cultural conflict (Conceptual approach)

Abstract

The concept of the social sphere plays a very important role in the anthropological, sociological, geographic, and cultural studies. Several scientific approaches have appeared to deal with it in terms of a methodological system in order to understand its demographic, economic and social structures. These structures are of a crucial importance in the sense that they determine the social construction and the roles that must be played by the individuals. After the social construction is completed, the social sphere turns into a place for social conflict between its different cultural, ethnic and social components. Therefore, we find that there are districts and neighborhoods that only rich people can approach. This marginalization of the poor people is due to an untold story of land distribution. Because the social sphere can easily be influenced by the external factors, especially that the public spaces and places have started to lose their soul in our modern world (the space’s lost soul) which made them unable to respond to the process of reconstruction quickly