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Sociology: a down-to-earth approach. / James M. Henslin.

By: Henslin, James MContributor(s): Glenday, Dan | Pupo, Norene | Duffy, AnnMaterial type: TextTextPublisher: U.S.A: Pearson, 2007Edition: 4th edDescription: xxxii, 480p.: ills.; 27cmISBN: 0205459943Subject(s): SociologyLOC classification: HM586.H45
Contents:
Contents: What is sociology?: The Sociological perspective -- What do sociologists do? -- The Individual, social groups, and society: culture -- Socialization -- Social structure and social interaction -- Social inequality: global and national perspectives -- Inequalities of gender -- Inequalities of race and ethnicity -- inequalities of age -- Social institutions: bureaucracy and formal organizations -- the economy ( money and work ) -- Politics ( power and authority ) -- The Family: initiation into society -- education and religion -- medicine( health and illness in Canada) -- Social change: crime and social deviance -- population, urbanization, and the environment -- Social movement and social change.
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Includes index, references and glossary.

Contents: What is sociology?: The Sociological perspective -- What do sociologists do? -- The Individual, social groups, and society: culture -- Socialization -- Social structure and social interaction -- Social inequality: global and national perspectives -- Inequalities of gender -- Inequalities of race and ethnicity -- inequalities of age -- Social institutions: bureaucracy and formal organizations -- the economy ( money and work ) -- Politics ( power and authority ) -- The Family: initiation into society -- education and religion -- medicine( health and illness in Canada) -- Social change: crime and social deviance -- population, urbanization, and the environment -- Social movement and social change.

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