The article explores how modern society can be seen as a network and examines if this perspective is useful. It questions if traditional ways of analyzing society are still relevant or if new concepts are needed. The researchers discuss differences between groups and networks, the logic of networks, and how social capital is formed. They also look at how space is changing due to relational dynamics. The study shows that understanding society as a network requires multiple theories and perspectives, including sociological, anthropological, and linguistic viewpoints. The key findings suggest that society is becoming more interconnected through various forms of networks, such as social media and communication technologies.