Description
Sociology
A Short Introduction
Short Introductions Series
Author: Abercrombie Nicholas
Language: EnglishKeywords
world; people; social; curious; thirties; themselves; much crime; streets; work; intense; questions; staples; conversation; everyday; subjects; politicians; pronouncements; public; opinions; journalists; power; answers; provide
152 p. · 15.8x23.5 cm · Hardback
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- concise, accessible introduction to a key discipline in the social sciences;
- written by an experienced author who is widely respected for his broad and deep understanding of the subject and his ability to write in a clear and compelling way;
- provides argument and evidence about key sociological questions which will be of help to students approaching the subject for the first time;
- this is the third book in the Polity Short Introductions series (following Bob Connell's Gender and Stephanise Lawson's International Relations).
Preface.
1. The reality of everyday life.
2. Who do we think we are?.
3. Who do we love?.
4. Who do we talk to?.
5. Is work a curse?.
6. Does inequality matter?.
7. Why don’t things fall apart?.
8. Has the magic gone?.
9. What can sociology do for you?.
Notes.
Index
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