A Common Goal Among All Four Sociological Thinkers Is the Idea

A common goal among all four sociological thinkers is the idea that:

A) Each of the thinkers has fundamentally different and incompatible ways of understanding the world. Each believes their understanding and analysis of society to be the "right" one.
B) Each thinker has many perspectives on how society is organized and operates, each having his/her own emphasis and theoretical foundations.
C) These thinkers although having very different views of how society is organized, all contribute ways of understanding the sociological imagination.
D) Each thinker focuses on asking practical questions about how society is organized, and links these questions to an understanding of the experiences of individuals in that society.