Rasha Barrage

The Little Book of Sociology (eBook, ePUB)

A Pocket Guide to the Study of Society

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

If you've always wanted to know how societies function - and why sometimes they don't - this beginner's guide to sociology has got the essential theories and thinkers covered

Sociology has almost limitless scope. From the smallest everyday interaction to the impact of vast systemic change, societies are brimming with fascinating phenomena we all want to understand more clearly.

There's never been a more important moment to grasp what's going on around us, and this pocket-sized guide offers an engaging introduction to the key sociological concepts and debates. It includes easy-to-follow coverage of:

- The origins and development of modern sociology and the influence of foundational figures such as Durkheim, Marx and Weber
- The major sociological schools or perspectives, from functionalism to feminism
- How sociologists strive to test their theories ethically and carefully by using scientific research methods
- The key topics in sociology, including inequality, class, crime, gender and race
- How sociology can help us tackle new challenges and change our societies - and the wider world - for the better

Perfect for newcomers, or anyone seeking a concise breakdown of the subject, The Little Book of Sociology takes all the big ideas and makes them crystal clear.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Summersdale
• Erscheinungstermin: 8. Juni 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781837991853
• Artikelnr.: 67619291

Autorenporträt

Rasha Barrage was born in Iraq and grew up in Merseyside in the north-west of England. After studying law at Oxford University and completing a master's at the University of Toronto, she worked for the United Nations Development Programme before going on to train and work as a lawyer for eight years. She lives in London with her husband and three young children.