專八interview，由于原文對(duì)話過(guò)長(zhǎng)，所以采取聽(tīng)寫策略。一篇interview大概分為五個(gè)音頻聽(tīng)寫。
其實(shí)分拆的interview很簡(jiǎn)單哦，希望大家可以認(rèn)真聽(tīng)寫O(∩_∩)O
Sociologists who concentrate on the details of particular interactions as they manifest themselves in everyday life are sometimes called micro-sociologists, whereas those concerned with the broader pattern of relations among large organizations, such as those composing the state and the economy, and even among entire societies, are called macro-sociologists. So there are two types of sociologists, micro ones and macro ones. This is only a rough division. Some sociologists study how people avoid bumping into each other on the street or how they open and close telephone conversations. Other sociologists study world-systems, or the entire range of economic, political, and other interdependencies among all peoples on Earth. Most sociologists, however, study social phenomena falling somewhere between these two extremes.