Introduction to sociology/ by Mitchell Duneier and Anthony Giddens
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TextPublication details: --London.: W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., c2000.Edition: --Revised edition 2000Description: xxii, 603p.: ill.; 25.3cmISBN: - 0-393-97186-4
- --Third ed. BCir. 301 G36i
| Item type | Home library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | |
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| Bansalan Circulation1 | UM Bansalan College LIC | BCir. 301 G36i 2000 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 4332 |
Includes appendix, glossary, bibliography and index.
Contents. --PART ONE: The Study of Sociology. --1. What Is Sociology?. --2. Asking and Answering Sociological Questions. --PART TWO: The Individual and Society. --3. Culture and Society. --4. Socialization and The Life Cycle. --5. Social Interaction and Everyday Life. --6. Conformity, Deviance and Crime. --PART THREE: Structures of Power. --7. Stratification, Class and Inequality. --8. Gender Inequality. --9. Ethnicity and Race. --10. The Rise of Modern Organizations. --11. Government, Political Power and War. --PART FOUR: Social Institutions. --12. Work and Economic Life. --13. Marriage and The Family. --14. Education ang the Mass Media. --15. Religion in Modern Society. --PART FIVE: Social Change in the Modern World. --16. The Sociology of the Body: Health and Illness, Sexuality and Aging. --17. Urbanization, Population and the Environment. --18.Social Change and Social Movements.
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