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Introduction to Sociology 3e
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Introduction to Sociology 3e
Sinopsis
Released in June 2021. Printed in
bampwIntroduction to Sociology 3e aligns to the
topics and objectives of many introductory
sociology courses. It is arranged in a manner
that provides foundational sociological theories
and contexts, then progresses through various
aspects of human and societal interactions. The
new edition is focused on driving meaningful and
memorable learning experiences related to
critical thinking about society and culture. The
text includes comprehensive coverage of core
concepts, discussions and data relevant to a
diverse audience, and features that draw learners
into the discipline in powerful and personal
ways. Overall, Introduction to Sociology 3e aims
to center the course and discipline as crucial
elements for understanding relationships,
society, and civic engagement the authors seek
to lay the foundation for students to apply what
they learn throughout their lives and
careers.The authors, reviewers, and the entire
team worked to build understanding of the causes
and impacts of discrimination and prejudice.
Introduction to Sociology 3e contains dozens of
examples of discrimination and its outcomes
regarding social science, society, institutions,
and individuals. The text seeks to strike a
balance between confronting the damaging aspects
of our culture and history and celebrating those
who have driven change and overcome challenges.
The core discussion of these topics are present
in Chapter 11 on Race and Ethnicity, and Chapter
12 on Gender, Sex, and Sexuality, but their
causes and effects are extensively discussed in
the context of other topics, including
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education, law enforcement, government,
healthcare, the economy, and so on. Together
and when connected by an instructor, these
elements have potential for deep and lasting
effects.Table of ContentsAn Introduction to
SociologySociological ResearchCultureSociety and
Social InteractionSocializationGroups and
OrganizationDeviance, Crime, and Social
ControlMedia and TechnologySocial Stratification
in the United StatesGlobal InequalityRace and
EthnicityGender, Sex, and SexualityAging and the
ElderlyRelationships, Marriage, and
FamilyReligionEducationGovernment and
PoliticsWork and the EconomyHealth and
MedicinePopulation, Urbanization, and the
EnvironmentSocial Movements and Social Change
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Released in June 2021. Printed in
bampwIntroduction
to Sociology 3e aligns to the topics
and objectives of many introductory sociology
courses. It is arranged in a manner that provides
foundational sociological theories and contexts,
then progresses through various aspects of human
and societal interactions. The new edition is
focused on driving meaningful and memorable
learning experiences related to critical thinking
about society and
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culture. The text includes comprehensive coverage
of core concepts, discussions and data relevant
to a diverse audience, and features that draw
learners into the discipline in powerful and
personal ways. Overall, Introduction to Sociology
3e aims to center the course and discipline as
crucial elements for understanding relationships,
society, and civic engagement the authors seek
to lay the foundation for students to apply what
they learn throughout their lives and
careers.The authors, reviewers, and the entire
team worked to build understanding of the causes
and impacts of discrimination and prejudice.
Introduction to Sociology 3e contains dozens of
examples of discrimination and its outcomes
regarding social science, society, institutions,
and individuals. The text seeks to strike a
balance between confronting the damaging aspects
of our culture and history and celebrating those
who have driven change and overcome challenges.
The core discussion of these topics are present
in Chapter 11 on Race and Ethnicity, and Chapter
12 on Gender, Sex, and Sexuality, but their
causes and effects are extensively discussed in
the context of other topics, including education,
law enforcement, government, healthcare, the
economy, and so on. Together and when connected
by an instructor, these elements have potential
for deep and lasting effects.Table of
ContentsAn Introduction to SociologySociological
ResearchCultureSociety and Social
InteractionSocializationGroups and
OrganizationDeviance, Crime, and Social
ControlMedia and TechnologySocial Stratification
in the United StatesGlobal InequalityRace and
EthnicityGender, Sex, and SexualityAging and the
ElderlyRelationships, Marriage, and
FamilyReligionEducationGovernment and
PoliticsWork and the EconomyHealth and
MedicinePopulation, Urbanization, and the
EnvironmentSocial Movements and Social Change