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Essentials Sociology 9th Edition Pdf

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SOCIOLOGY 101PRINCIPLES OF SOCIOLOGYCOURSE SYLLABUSFALL 2003Meeting Time: Mon., Wed., and Fri.,Sec. 6: 8:00 – 8:50 a.m.; Sec. 5: 10:00 – 10:50 a.m.Meeting Place: 207 Kethley HallInstructor: Dr. Alan BartonOffice: 201A Kethley HallTelephone: 846-4097E-mail: abarton@deltastate.eduOffice Hours: The professor holds regular office hours at thefollowing times:Mon., Wed., and Fri., 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. And 11:00 a.m. – 12:00noonIf you cannot make one of these times, contact the professor to set up anappointment.Course Text: Henslin, James M. Essentials of Sociology: A Down to Earth Approach.5th Edition.

New York: Allyn Bacon/Longman.Course Reader: Cargan, Leonard and Jeanne H. Kyle petty. 2003.Sociological Footprints: Introductory Readings in Sociology. 9th Edition.Belmont, CA: Wadsworth/Thomson Learning.Books are available at the University Bookstore. Students should purchase the text and reader, or otherwise make arrangements to access the course readings.Course Overview:This course introduces college students to topics thatsociologists study, results of sociological research, and the logic ofsociological inquiry. The course covers the general rubrics of socialstructure, social action, and social change, presenting theories thatsociologists use to understand these dimensions of social life, and empiricalresearch upon which these understandings are based.

Course material ispresented in the class meetings, and in assigned readings from the coursetextbook and reader.The course meets three times per week. Mondays andWednesdays consist of lecture and discussion on a weekly topic, drawing uponmaterial presented in the course text. Please read the assigned chaptersbefore the meeting for which the chapter is assigned, and come to lecturesprepared to discuss the material in the text. Fridays are dedicated todiscussions of readings from the course reader. Again, please read the assignedreadings before the session, and come to class prepared to discuss them.Each week, a set of study questions pertaining to that week's topic will be available to students. These questions are designed to assist students with the week's reading assignments.

WeekDay/DateFormatMaterialReading/Assignment1Topic:Introduction to SociologyMon. 8/20Lecture/DiscussionCourse introduction;Review syllabus; Expectations; Terms and concepts; Major theoreticalparadigmsEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 1Fri.

Essentials Sociology 9th Edition Pdf

8/22DiscussionSection introduction;Discussion leader assignments2Topic: Becoming aSocial BeingMon. 8/25Lecture/DiscussionSocialization:Microsociological perspectives (Interaction)Essentials ofSociology:Chapter 3Wed. 8/27Lecture/DiscussionSocialization:Structural perspectives (Institutions)Fri.

8/29DiscussionThe SociologicalImagination and the Social Construction of RealitySociologicalFootprints:Reading 2 (Mills)Reading 5 (Berger)3Topic:Perspectives on the Nature of SocietyMon. 9/1LABOR DAY HOLIDAYWed. 9/3Lecture/DiscussionSocial Structure andSocial InteractionEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 4Fri. 9/5DiscussionSocialization Processesand ProductsSociologicalFootprints:Reading 6 (Davis)Reading 10 (Taub & McLorg)4Topic: CultureMon.

9/8Lecture/DiscussionCulture as SymbolicUnderstandingEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 2Wed. 9/10Lecture/DiscussionElements of CultureQUIZ NO. 9/12DiscussionCultural Norms andValuesSociologicalFootprints:Reading 13 (Buss et al.)Reading 14 (Fishbach & Donnelly). WeekDay/DateFormatMaterialReading/Assignment5Topic: Social Groups and SocialControlMon.

9/15Lecture/DiscussionGroups andOrganizations: Group DynamicsEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 5Sociological Footprints:Reading 60 (Bell)Wed. 9/19DiscussionForms of Social ControlSociologicalFootprints:Reading 27 (Gracey)Reading 41 (Meyer)6Topic: Devianceand Social ControlMon. 9/22Lecture/DiscussionDeviance and SocialControl, Symbolic Interactionist PerspectivesEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 6Wed. 9/24Lecture/DiscussionDeviance and SocialControl, Functionalist and Conflict ApproachesFri. 9/26DiscussionUnderstanding DevianceSociologicalFootprints:Reading 51 (Ball)Reading 54 (Rosenhan)7Topic: SocialInequalityMon. 9/29Lecture/DiscussionStratification andSocial ClassEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 7Sociological Footprints:Reading 19 (Hacker)Wed.

10/1Lecture/DiscussionDimensions ofStratificationFri. 10/3DiscussionPoverty in the U.S.SociologicalFootprints:Reading 22 (Gans)Reading 29 (Kozol)8Topic:GlobalizationMon. 10/6Lecture/DiscussionInternationalDevelopmentQUIZ NO. 10/8Lecture/DiscussionGlobalization and theWorld SystemEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 8Fri. 10/10DiscussionWealth & Poverty in aGlobal SocietySociologicalFootprints:Reading 47 (Bonilla-Silva & Hovsepian)Reading 62 (Inglehart & Baker).

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WeekDay/DateFormatMaterialReading/Assignment9Topic: SocialStratificationMon. 10/13Lecture/DiscussionSocial Class in theU.S.Essentials ofSociology:Chapter 9Sociological Footprints:Reading 45 (Charon)Wed. 10/15Lecture/DiscussionRace and EthnicityFri. 10/17DiscussionClass Relations in theU.S.SociologicalFootprints:Reading 20 (Kerbo)Reading 48 (Moore & Pinderhughes)10Topic: SocialStratification (continued)Mon.

10/20Lecture/DiscussionGenderEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 10Wed. 10/24FALL BREAK11Topic: SocialInstitutionsMon. 10/27Lecture/DiscussionGovernanceEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 11Sociological Footprints:Reading 37 (Wilson)Wed.

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10/31DiscussionBureaucraticFunctioning in Economy & LawSociologicalFootprints:Reading 38 (Zuckerman)Reading 42 (Clawson et al.)12Topic: SocialInstitutions (continued)Mon. 11/3Lecture/DiscussionMarriage and the FamilyEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 12Wed. 11/5Lecture/DiscussionOther SocialInstitutionsQUIZ NO. 11/7DiscussionFamily and ModernSocietySociologicalFootprints:Reading 23 (Skolnick)Reading 24 (Beeghley). WeekDay/DateFormatMaterialReading/Assignment13Topic: SocialInstitutions (continued)Mon.

11/10Lecture/DiscussionEducationEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 13Sociological Footprints:Reading 32 (Durkheim)Wed. 11/14DiscussionThe Role of Education andReligion in SocietySociologicalFootprints:Reading 35 (Berger)Reading 12 (Harris)14Topic: SocialChangeMon. 11/17Lecture/DiscussionPopulationEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 14Wed. 11/21DiscussionDemographic Change andIts ConsequencesSociologicalFootprints:Reading 56 (Mitchell)Reading 57 (Flynn)15Topic: SocialChange (continued)Mon. 11/24Lecture/DiscussionSocial MovementsEssentials ofSociology:Chapter 15Wed. 11/26MobilizationQUIZ NO. 11/28THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY16Topic: Review (DeadWeek)Mon.

12/1 DiscussionSociology as a Career;Opportunities for SociologistsRecommended:Sociological Footprints, pp. 12/3 DiscussionReview; Prepare for FinalExamNoneFri. 12/5DiscussionCourse EvaluationNoneExamWeekMon. 12/83:00–6:00FINAL EXAM for Section 5(10:00 a.m.)NoneWed.

12/108:00–12:00FINAL EXAM for Section 6(8:00 a.m.)NonePREPARATION and PERSEVERANCE are the KEYS to SUCCESSBe prepared; don’t give up.

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