Sociology / Jon M. Shepard
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TextPublication details: Australia : Wadsworth, c2010Description: 620 pages : color illustrations ; 28 cmISBN: - 9780495599012
- HM 585 .S54 2010
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Preface -- Part One Sociological Perspectives -- Chapter 1 The Sociological Perspectiive -- Chapter 2 Social Research -- Part Two The Foundations of Social Structure -- Chapter 3 Culture -- Chapter 4 Socialization over the Life Course -- Chapter 5 Social Structure and Society -- Chapter 6 Groups and Organizations -- Chapter 7 Deviance and Social Control -- Part Three Social Inequality -- Chapter 8 Social Stratification -- Chapter 9 Inequalities of Race and Ethnicity -- Chapter 10 Inequalities of Gender -- Part Four Social Institutions -- Chapter 11 Family -- Chapter 12 Education -- Chapter 13 Political and Economic Institutions -- Chapter 14 Religion -- Chapter 15 Health Care and Aging -- Chapter 16 Sport -- Part Five Social Change -- Chapter 17 Population and Urbanization -- Chapter 18 Social Change and Collective Behavior.
The issues discussed in my freshman introductory sociology class were not the sort of things I usually spent time thinking about: Is divorce more likely or less likely when people have the same social-class background? Are some races inferior to others? What is the social significance of Darwinism? -- Preface
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