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Bruce Curtis, Steve Matthewman, Catherine Lane West-Newman
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Being Sociological
Edited By Steve Matthewman, Catherine Lane West-Newman and Bruce Curtis
2. Aufl. 2013. 448 S. 7 x b/w tables; 2 x b/w figures. 234 mm
Verlag/Jahr: MACMILLAN EDUCATION 2013
ISBN: 0-230-30315-3 (0230303153)
Neue ISBN: 978-0-230-30315-7 (9780230303157)
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This original, thematic introduction to sociology encourages students to look afresh at a world they think they know. Taking readers through different ways of existing and acting in the world, such as ´believing´ or ´educating´, it covers all the key areas of first year study and equips students with the skills to think sociologically.
Sociology throws new light on the world we think we know. It can challenge long-held assumptions and it offers a spectrum of possibilities to extend our understandings of everyday life, politics, culture and relationships. It opens our eyes to alternatives for tackling social problems and connects every one of us to each other.
Being Sociological is an entertaining, inspiring, intelligent introduction to this vast and illuminating subject. Each chapter follows a clear path through a core sociological process - from working and consuming to believing and communicating. With intriguing examples, clear definitions of essential jargon and stimulating theoretical explanation, the book focuses on the most important issues and ideas that inform sociology. The new edition:
- Expands the international range of examples and voices represented
- Draws on expertise of leading academic contributors from across seven countries
- Includes even more coverage of hot topics in new chapters on globalization and the environment
- Uses a clear structure throughout each chapter to ease the reading experience
- Aids understanding and learning with new features, including discussion points, annotated suggestions for further reading, an expanded glossary, and enhanced web support at is the resource all students new to the subject need in order to start their sociological journey with understanding, knowledge, imagination and confidence.
Preface: How to Read This Book; S.Matthewman & C.L.West-Newman.- Being Sociological; C.L.West-Newman & S.Matthewman.- Researching; B.Curtis.- Modernizing; R.Kilminster.- Controlling: Power; C.L.West-Newman & S.Matthewman.- Stratifying: Inequality; D.Mayeda.- Becoming: Identities; M.Sullivan & C.L.West-Newman.- Gendering; M. Holmes.- Sexualizing; M.Stevens.- Racializing; C.L.West-Newman & I.Vodanovich.- Relating: Families; R.Shaw.- Feeling: Emotions; C.L.West-Newman.- Believing: Religions; T.McIntosh.- Educating; V.de Oliveira.- Straying: Deviance; S. Pfhol & K. Bachechi.- Globalizing; M. Steger & E.Wilson.- Working; B.Curtis.- Consuming; C. Rojek.- Sustaining: The Environment; B. Smart.- Connecting: Technology; S.Matthewman.- Communicating: Media; W. Wood.- Finishing; S.Matthewman.- Glossary