Thinking Critically About Society An Introduction to Sociology 1st Edition Russell Westhaver Solutions Manual

Thinking Critically About Society: An Introduction to Sociology focuses on the core skills required for critical thinking, and teaches students how to account for the human experience in a social context by utilizing their sociological imagination. This book also provides a roadmap of the practical steps toward thinking about sociological issues, and answers questions such as:

• What does it means to use your “sociological imagination”?
• How have Durkheim, Weber, Marx, and Martineau contributed to sociological thinking?
• How is critical thinking related to sociology?
• What is “social content”?
• How do class, race, and gender impact the human experience?ACCESS TO CONNECT IS NOT INCLUDED WITH THE PURCHASE OF A COURSESMART TITLE.
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Table contents:

Part 1 Thinking like a Sociologist

1. Questions

2. Theories

3. Methods

4. Perspectives

Part 2 Culture

5. Opinions

6. Norms

Part 3 Social Relations

7. Networks

8. Groups

Part 4 Inequality

9. Stratification and Mobility

10. Resources

Part 5 Topics

11. Immigration and Integration

12. Modernization

13. Religion

Glossary