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100	1		_aMacionis, John J.
245	1	0	_aSociology : _ba global introduction / _cJohn J. Macionis, Ken Plummer.
250			_a4th ed.
264		1	_aHarlow, England ; _aNew York : _bPearson Prentice Hall, _c2008.
300			_axi, 953 pages : _bcolor illustrations, maps ; _c27 cm.
336			_atext _btxt _2rdacontent
337			_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia
338			_avolume _bnc _2rdacarrier
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references (pages [893]-918) and indexes.
505	0	0	_tBrief contents _tGuide to boxes and features xx _tPreface xx _tAbout the Authors xx _tGuided Tour xx _tAcknowledgements xx _tPart One: Introducing Sociology 00 _t1 The Sociological Imagination 00 _t2 Thinking Sociologically, Thinking Globally 00 _t3 Doing Social Science: An Introduction to Method 00 _t Interlude 1: Sociological Thinking about Sport 00 _tPart Two: The Foundations of Society: From Macro to Micro 00 _t4 Societies 00 _t5 Culture 00 _t6 Groups, Organisations and the Rise of the Network Society 00 _t7 Micro-sociology: the Social Construction of Everyday Life 00 _t Interlude 2: Introducing a Sociology of Food 00 _tPart Three: The Unequal World: Social Divisions, Social Inequalities and Social Exclusion 00 _t8 Social Divisions and Social Stratification 00 _t9 Global Inequalities and Poverty 00 _t10 Class, Poverty and Welfare 00 _t11 Racism, Ethnicities and Migration 00 _t12 The Gender Order and Sexualities 00 _t13 Age Stratification: The Elderly and Childhood 00 _t14 Disabilities, Care and the Humanitarian Society 00 _t Interlude 3: Social Divisions and Global Youth 00 _t####Brief contents _tPart Four: Social Structures, Social Practices and Social Institutions 00 _t15 Economies, Work and Consumption 00 _t16 Power, Governance and Social Movements 00 _t17 Control, Crime and Deviance 00 _t18 Families, Households and Personal Cultures 00 _t19 Religion and Belief 00 _t20 Education 00 _t21 Health, Medicine and Well-being 00 _t22 Communication and the New Media 00 _t23 Science, Cyberspace and the Risk Society 00 _t Interlude 4: Our Life Stories: The Sociology of Biography 00 _tPart Five: Social Change and the Twenty-First Century 00 _t24 Populations, Cities and the Space of Things to Come 00 _t25 Social Change and the Environment 00 _t26 Living in the Twenty-First Century 00 _t Interlude 5: Epilogue: Social Sufferings, Utopias and the Problem of Values 00 _tPart Six: Resources for Critical Thinking 00 _t Film: 100 key films of sociological interest 00 _t Novels: 100 novels of sociological interest 00 _t Art and Sociology: Paintings and Photos of Sociological Interest 00 _t Time and Space: Review the Book for History and World Cultures 00 _t Websites: 101 Sites of interest 00 _t You Tube: 100 You Tube Themes 00 _t Thinkers: 25 Key Social Thinkers 00 _t Statistics: The Ten Boxes 00 _t Questions: 25 Key debates of our time 00 _t Glossary 00 _t References 00 _t Name Index 00 _t Subject Index 00 _tcontents _tGuide to boxes and features xxx _tPreface xxx _tAbout the authors xxx _tGuided tour xxx _tAcknowledgements xxx _tPart One: Introducing Sociology 00 _t1 The Sociological Imagination 00 _tWhat is sociology? 00 _tThe sociological perspective in everyday life 00 _tSocial change and the origins of sociology 00 _tSociologists look to the future 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 00 _tAppendix: Surfing for sociology: an entrance 00 _t2 Thinking Sociologically, Thinking Globally 00 _tWhat is the classical tradition of sociology? Starting a short tour of sociological theory 00 _t'Classical', traditional perspectives in sociology 00 _tContemporary perspectives in sociology: multiple perspectives, other voices and the postmodern 00 _tThinking globally: a global perspective in sociology 00 _tTaking stock and looking ahead 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 00 _t3 Doing Social Science: An Introduction to Method 00 _tThe basics of sociological investigation 00 _tWhat is a sociological 'truth'? Matters of epistemology 00 _tMaking sense of sociological data 00 _tThe tools of sociological research 00 _tEthical, political and policy questions 00 _tPutting it all together: planning a sociological project 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 00 _tInterlude 1: Sociological Thinking about Sport 000 _tPart Two: The Foundations of Society: From Macro to Micro 00 _t4 Societies 00 _tChanging patterns of society 00 _tExplaining modern industrial society: the classical sociological accounts 00 _tKarl Marx: capitalism and conflict 00 _tMax Weber: the rationalisation of society and the disenchantment of the world 00 _tEmile Durkheim: the bonds that tie us together: from mechanical to organic 00 _tReviewing the theories 00 _tThe contemporary shape of world societies 00 _tConclusion: Change and societies 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t####Contents _t5 Culture 000 _tWhat is culture? 00 _tThe major components of culture 00 _tCultural diversity: many ways of life in one world 00 _tMuslim cultures 00 _tA global culture? 00 _tUnderstanding culture 00 _tFrom culture to cultural studies 00 _tLooking ahead: culture and human freedom 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t6 Groups, Organisations and the Rise of the Network Society 000 _tSocial groups 00 _tOrganisations 00 _t'Social networks' and the rise of the network society 00 _tLooking ahead: the network society 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t7 Micro-sociology: The Social Construction of Everyday Life 000 _tThe social construction of reality 00 _tBecoming social: the process of socialisation 00 _tBecoming biographies? Two theories of socialisation 00 _tThe life course and generations 00 _tConstructing situations: Erving Goffman and drama 00 _tEthnomethodology and conversational analysis 00 _tThe sociologies of identity, emotion and the body 00 _tConclusion: micro-sociology 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _tInterlude 2: Introducing a Sociology of Food 000 _tPart Three: The Unequal World: Social Divisions, Social Inequalities and Social Exclusion 000 _t8 Social Divisions and Social Stratification 000 _tWhat is social stratification? 00 _tClosed and open systems of stratification: slavery, estate, caste and class 00 _tSome examples of stratification at work: Japan and Russia 00 _tThe role of ideology: stratification's 'staying power' 00 _tExplaining social stratification 00 _tMarxist and neo-Marxist ideas on stratification and conflict 00 _tMax Weber: class, status and power 00 _tStratification and technology in global perspective 00 _tInequalities, stratification and divisions in the twenty-first century 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t9 Global Inequalities and Poverty 000 _tWhat is global stratification? 00 _tGlobal wealth and poverty 00 _tThe globalisation of the 'super rich' and the localisation of the 'bottom billion' 00 _tWho are the global poor? 00 _tGlobal inequality: how is it to be explained? 00 _tGlobal inequality: looking ahead 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _tContents _t# _t10 Class, Poverty and Welfare 000 _tThe nature of social class 00 _tSome dimensions of class and social inequality in the UK 00 _tLayers of social class in the UK 00 _tSocial exclusion and the idea of an underclass 00 _tPoverty: the lower ends of inequality in capitalist society 00 _tThe 'Death of Class' debate 00 _tCitizenship and the rise of welfare states 00 _tLooking ahead: class in the twenty-first century 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t11 Racism, Ethnicities and Migration 000 _tThe social significance of race and ethnicities 00 _tPrejudice and racism 00 _tExplaining racism 00 _tDiscrimination 00 _tMajority and minority: patterns of interaction 00 _tMigration, ethnicity and race 00 _tEthnicity in the UK 00 _tRacism and ethnic antagonism in Europe 00 _tThe future of ethnic relations 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t12 The Gender Order and Sexualities 000 _tThe Gender Order 00 _tKey terms and basic distinctions: sex and gender? 00 _tPatriarchy, gender stratification and sexism 00 _tBecoming gendered: the case of gender socialisation 00 _tNancy Chodorow and the reproduction of mothering 00 _tUnderstanding gender 00 _tResisting patriarchy: the Women's Movement and feminism 00 _tSexualities 00 _tSexuality and stratification 00 _tUnderstanding sexualities 00 _tKey elements of sexual stratification: gay and lesbian relations 00 _tSocial change and sexuality 00 _tLooking ahead: gender and sexuality in the twenty-first century 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t13 Age Stratification: The Elderly and Childhood 000 _tA sociology of children 00 _tGrowing older: age populations in the twenty-first century 00 _tThe social implications of ageing 00 _tResearching ageing 00 _tLooking ahead: ageing
505	0	0	_t in the twenty-first century 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t14 Disabilities, Care and the Humanitarian Society 000 _tClarifying disabilities and differences 00 _tThe classical social theories and disability 00 _tStigma and outsiders: cultural responses to disabilities 00 _tContemporary disabling responses: legal responses and social policy 00 _tThe Disability Movement 00 _tGlobalisation: differences and disabilities 00 _tHumanitarianism, care and the humane society 00 _t####Contents _tLooking for the signs of an emerging compassionate society 00 _tLooking ahead: disability, difference and change 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _tInterlude 3: Social Divisions and Global Youth 000 _tPart Four: Social Structures, Social Practices And Social Institutions 00 _t15 Economies, Work and Consumption 000 _tChanging economies: the great transformations 00 _tEconomies: different kinds 00 _tThe changing nature of work 00 _tUnemployment 00 _tThe world of corporations 00 _tConsumption in modern economies 00 _tLooking ahead 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t16 Power, Governance and Social Movements 000 _tTypes of political system 00 _tThe globalisation of politics 00 _tGender and power 00 _tPolitical organisation in Europe 00 _tExplaining power? Theoretical analysis of power in society 00 _tPower beyond the rules 00 _tNew politics: The rise of social movements 00 _tThe globalisation of 'human rights regimes'? 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t17 Control, Crime and Deviance 000 _tSome opening definitions 00 _tThe social and global shapes of crime 00 _tChanges in social control 00 _tExplaining crime and deviance 00 _tLooking ahead 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t18 Families, Households and Personal Cultures 000 _tWhat are families? 00 _tFamily and history 00 _tThinking about families: theories and ideas 00 _tFamily differences in the UK: class, ethnicity and gender 00 _tPractices of family life 00 _tTowards the postmodern family? 00 _tLooking ahead: families in the twenty-first century 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t19 Religion and Belief 000 _tWhat is religion? 00 _tUnderstanding religion 00 _tThe nature of religious organisations 00 _tThe social shapes of global religions 00 _tReligion in Europe 00 _tReligion in the twenty-first century 00 _tTaking stock and looking ahead 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _tContents _t# _t20 Education 000 _tGlobal education and literacy 00 _tSchooling around the world 00 _tUnderstanding education in the modern world 00 _tSocial divisions and schooling 00 _tEducation in the twenty-first century: some current issues 00 _tLooking ahead 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t21 Health, Medicine and Well-being 000 _tWhat is health? 00 _tHealth: a global survey 00 _tHealthcare provision and medicine 00 _tUnderstanding health and medicine 00 _tA growing health problem: the overweight and the underweight 00 _tHIV/AIDS and sociology 00 _tDeath, dying and sociology 00 _tTaking stock and looking ahead: health in the twenty-first century 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t22 Communication and the New Media 000 _tThe media age 00 _tCommunications and social change 00 _tThe twentieth century: harbinger of new media 00 _tMedia theories 00 _tThree key questions in media analysis 00 _tThe globalisation of the media 00 _tLooking ahead: the future of the media 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t23 Science, Cyberspace and the Risk Society 000 _tRisk and the three scientific revolutions of the twentieth century 00 _tKnowledge and science: traditions of study 00 _tThe quantum revolution: human society and the cosmos 00 _tThe 'biotechnology revolution': social issues 00 _tThe computer revolution and the information society 00 _tLooking to the future: technology and the risk society 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _tInterlude 4: Our Life Stories: The Sociology of Biography 000 _tPart Five: Social Change and the Twenty-First Century 00 _t24 Populations, Cities and the Space of Things to Come 000 _tThe sociology of space 00 _tDemography and population 00 _tKey factors shaping the population 00 _tPopulation growth 00 _tUrbanisation: space and the city 00 _tUnderstanding cities? 00 _tLooking ahead: population and urbanisation in the twenty-first century 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t25 Social Change and the Environment 000 _tSociology, natural disasters and the global environment 00 _tSociology and the natural environment 00 _t####Contents _tThe changing global environment 00 _tGrowth and its limits 00 _tThe 'social practices' of degrading the environment 00 _tConstructing the social problem of the environment 00 _tThe environmental movement 00 _tTaking stock and looking ahead: for a sustainable world? 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _t26 Living in the Twenty-First Century 000 _tSociology tells one grand story, and a multitude of smaller ones 00 _tSocial change and modernity 00 _tCauses of social change 00 _tRecalling modernity 00 _tThe world as it is now: the good news and the bad news 00 _tThe future and change: new kinds of society in the making? 00 _tGlobalisation revisited 00 _tThe cyber-information society revisited 00 _tPostmodernism revisited 00 _tThe risk society revisited 00 _tThe shape of societies to come _r/ A New World Order? 00 _tIn conclusion 00 _tSummary 00 _tSociology e-lab 000 _tInterlude 5: Epilogue: Social Sufferings, Utopias and the Problem of Values 000 _tPart Six: Resources for Critical Thinking 000 _tFilm: 100 key films of sociological interest 00 _tNovels: 100 novels of sociological interest 00 _tArt and Sociology: Paintings and Photos of Sociological Interest 00 _tTime and Space: Review the Book for History and World Cultures 00 _tWebsites: 101 Sites of interest 00 _tYou Tube: 100 You Tube Themes 00 _tThinkers: 25 Key Social Thinkers 00 _tStatistics: The Ten Boxes 00 _tQuestions: 25 Key debates of our time 00 _tGlossary 00 _tReferences 00 _tName Index 00 _tSubject Index 00
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