Life in Society: Customized version of Aaron Thompson, Reid Luhman, Milan Andrejevich, Matthew Howell and Scott Powell's The Sociological Outlook, Tenth Edition. Designed specifically for Renu Sharma-
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Copyright: 2022
Pages: 388
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Life in Society provides a vision for understanding society using classical theory with present day examples. Major societal themes are explored and self-evaluation reinforces student understanding. Major themes of inequality are explored as it relates to major sociological concepts and social institutions.
PART 1 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
Chapter 1 The Sociological Outlook: The Individual and Society
Chapter 2 Sociology as a Social Science
PART 2 SOCIAL PROCESSES AND INTERACTIONS
Chapter 3 The Growth of Culture: The Basis of Society
Chapter 4 Socialization: Learning the Game and Becoming a Player
Chapter 5 Social Controls and Deviance
PART 3 SOCIAL INEQUALITY
Chapter 6 Social Differentiation and Social Groups
Chapter 7 Social Stratification: Social Dominance and Subordination
Chapter 8 Racial and Ethnic Relations
PART 4 SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS
Chapter 9 Social Change and Industrialization: The Growth of Social Institutions
Chapter 10 The Family
Chapter 11 Education
Chapter 12 Religion
Chapter 13 The Economy and the Political Institution
PART 5 SOCIAL CHANGE
Chapter 14 Human Populations and Demography
Chapter 15 Collective Behavior and Social Movements: Sources of Social Change
Renu Sharma-Persaud, PhD, MA, BA, is a Sessional Lecturer (III) in Sociology & Criminology at the University of Windsor, Canada, where she teaches popular courses such as Understanding Social Life. She holds a PhD from the University of Toronto and is recognized as a qualified sociologist with expertise in equity studies and anti-racism education.
At the University of Windsor, Dr. Persaud is a faculty award winner known for her engaging, student-focused teaching style. Her Understanding Social Life lectures are among the most sought-after on campus. She has also been invited to lecture internationally, sharing her research and insights on social equity, anti-racism, inclusion, and self-care.
Life in Society provides a vision for understanding society using classical theory with present day examples. Major societal themes are explored and self-evaluation reinforces student understanding. Major themes of inequality are explored as it relates to major sociological concepts and social institutions.
PART 1 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
Chapter 1 The Sociological Outlook: The Individual and Society
Chapter 2 Sociology as a Social Science
PART 2 SOCIAL PROCESSES AND INTERACTIONS
Chapter 3 The Growth of Culture: The Basis of Society
Chapter 4 Socialization: Learning the Game and Becoming a Player
Chapter 5 Social Controls and Deviance
PART 3 SOCIAL INEQUALITY
Chapter 6 Social Differentiation and Social Groups
Chapter 7 Social Stratification: Social Dominance and Subordination
Chapter 8 Racial and Ethnic Relations
PART 4 SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS
Chapter 9 Social Change and Industrialization: The Growth of Social Institutions
Chapter 10 The Family
Chapter 11 Education
Chapter 12 Religion
Chapter 13 The Economy and the Political Institution
PART 5 SOCIAL CHANGE
Chapter 14 Human Populations and Demography
Chapter 15 Collective Behavior and Social Movements: Sources of Social Change
Renu Sharma-Persaud, PhD, MA, BA, is a Sessional Lecturer (III) in Sociology & Criminology at the University of Windsor, Canada, where she teaches popular courses such as Understanding Social Life. She holds a PhD from the University of Toronto and is recognized as a qualified sociologist with expertise in equity studies and anti-racism education.
At the University of Windsor, Dr. Persaud is a faculty award winner known for her engaging, student-focused teaching style. Her Understanding Social Life lectures are among the most sought-after on campus. She has also been invited to lecture internationally, sharing her research and insights on social equity, anti-racism, inclusion, and self-care.