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Sociology: a Canadian perspective. / edited by Lorne Tepperman and James Curtis.

Contributor(s): Tepperman, Lorne | Curtis, JamesMaterial type: TextTextPublisher: Ontario : Oxford University Press, 2004Description: xiii, 690 p. : ill. ; 29 cmISBN: 0195423372LOC classification: HM586.S62
Contents:
Contents: Part I: Introduction: the sociological approach: What is sociology -- Part II: Major social processes: Culture and culture change -- Socialization -- Roles and identities -- Groups and organizations -- Deviance -- Part III: Social institutions: Families -- Education -- Work and the economy -- Health issues -- Religion -- Politics and political movements -- Social movements -- Part IV: Social inequality: Class and status inequality -- Gender relations -- Ethnic and race relations -- Part V: Canadian society and the global context: Global society -- Population and society -- Cities and urbanization -- Mass media and technology -- The environment -- Part VI: Sociological theory and methods: Sociological theory -- Research methods.
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Includes bibliographical references and index.

Contents: Part I: Introduction: the sociological approach: What is sociology -- Part II: Major social processes: Culture and culture change -- Socialization -- Roles and identities -- Groups and organizations -- Deviance -- Part III: Social institutions: Families -- Education -- Work and the economy -- Health issues -- Religion -- Politics and political movements -- Social movements -- Part IV: Social inequality: Class and status inequality -- Gender relations -- Ethnic and race relations -- Part V: Canadian society and the global context: Global society -- Population and society -- Cities and urbanization -- Mass media and technology -- The environment -- Part VI: Sociological theory and methods: Sociological theory -- Research methods.

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