A sociological look at the covid-19 pandemic

Abstract

When the World-wide Organization of Health (OMS) stated in early 2020 that the world was experiencing a Covid-19 pandemic, a health, social, economic and political crisis began. Considering the sociological bias of the relationship between individual and society in the context of the pandemic, it became necessary to prepare this article. Societies are going through an intense crisis caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. The measure of social isolation reflects an unparalleled effort on the part of individuals. Social ties had their regularity started and from there a series of sociological processes began, because the human being is a social being and there is no society that remains in the total disconnection of social relations. In order to better understand the impacts caused by this crisis, the present work, prepared with bibliographic research, addressed the sociological aspects of the covid-19 pandemic, conceptualizing topics of sociology and analyzing how this epidemic disease was inserted in the social environment and impaired interactions between individuals