Contemporary Society : An Introduction to Social Science

by Perry, John A.; Perry, Erna K.

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10th

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9780205352630

ISBN10:

0205352634

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Pub. Date:

1/1/2003

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Allyn & Bacon

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Summary

This best-selling text offers an overview of how the various social sciences perceive the world around us, emphasizing social change and how it impacts society. Contemporary Society, Tenth Edition, uses a journalistic writing style, but does not skimp on scholarly data and references. The authors reinforce the idea that the transition from an industrial to a post-industrial order is fraught with difficulties, as was the transition from an agricultural to an industrial order. This framework also illustrates the increasing fragmentation of the social order, which leads people away from community and a common purpose to conflict and dissension.

Preface

xxi

Through the Lens of Science

(19)

The Social Sciences

(1)

The Social World Seen through the Lens of Science

(1)

The Scientific Method

(4)

Concepts

(1)

Theories

(1)

Research

(1)

Steps of the Scientific Method

(2)

The Scientific Spirit: Skepticism, Objectivity, Relativity

(1)

The Social Science Disciplines

(4)

Anthropology

(1)

Economics

(1)

Geography

(1)

History

(1)

Political Science

(1)

Psychology

(1)

Sociology

(1)

Research Methods in the Social Sciences

(6)

Consilience

(1)

Sample Survey

(1)

Case Study

(1)

Participant Observation

(1)

The Experiment

(2)

Statistical Analysis

(1)

The Scientific Method in the Social Sciences

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

(1)

Terms to Remember

(1)

Suggested Readings

(1)

Culture: Product and Guide to Life in Society

(24)

Culture: Concept and Importance

(4)

Biological Predispositions to Culture

(1)

The Birth of Culture

(2)

Cultural Evolution and Sociobiology

(1)

What, Then, Is Culture?

(1)

The Symbolic Nature of Culture

(1)

The Necessity of Sharing Symbols

(1)

Language: The Most Important System of Symbols

(3)

Does Language Create Reality?

(1)

The Content of Culture

(1)

Material Culture

(1)

Nonmaterial Culture

(1)

The Components of Nonmaterial Culture: Cognitive and Normative

(6)

The Normative System

(2)

Contradictory American Values

(1)

Categories of Norms: Folkways, Mores, Taboos, and Laws

(1)

The Need for Social Control

(1)

Overt and Covert, Real and Ideal Norms

(1)

Traits, Complexes, and Institutions

(1)

Pivotal Institutions

(1)

Ethnocentrism and Cultural Relativity

(1)

Cultural Differences and Universals

(4)

African Genital Rite

(1)

Subcultures and Countercultures

(3)

The Chapter in Brief

(1)

Terms to Remember

(1)

Suggested Readings

(1)

Group Interaction: From Two to Millions

(22)

How Is the Social System Organized and Structured?

(4)

Elements of Social Structure: Statuses and Roles

(1)

Statuses: Ascribed and Achieved

(2)

The Multiplicity of Statuses and Roles

(2)

Real and Ideal Roles

(1)

Conflict, Strain, and Con fusion in Roles

(2)

Groups

(2)

Group Size

(1)

Primary and Secondary Groups

(2)

Additional Classification of Groups

(1)

Being Tall in the Land of the Small

(1)

Society

(3)

Classification of Societies

(1)

Classification According to Chief Mode of Subsistence

(1)

A Glimpse into the Human Past

(1)

Industrial Societies

(1)

Classification According to Social Organization

(1)

Interaction and Social Processes

(1)

Formal Organizations

(3)

Formal Organizations and Institutions Distinguished

(1)

Characteristics of Formal Organizations

(1)

Types of Formal Organizations

(1)

Bureaucracy

(1)

Dynamic Quality

(1)

In formal Side of Bureaucracy

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

(1)

Terms to Remember

(1)

Suggested Readings

(1)

Becoming a Person: The Birth of Personality

(23)

The Isolated and/or Feral Child

(1)

Personality

(3)

Personality: A Social Product on a Biological Basis

(1)

Heredity and Environment

(2)

Becoming Human: Socialization

(1)

Goals and Functions of Socialization

(1)

Theories of Socialization

(2)

The Looking-Glass Self: Cooley

(1)

Self in Society: Mead

(1)

You Are Who They Say You Are

(1)

The Self and the Unconscious: Freud

(1)

The Transitional Self: Erikson

(1)

Developmental Theories: Piaget

(1)

Moral Development: Kohlberg

(1)

Agents of Socialization

100

(6)

The Family

100

(1)

The School

101

(1)

The Maternal Bond: Its Impact on Personality

102

(1)

The Peer Group

103

(2)

The Media

105

(1)

Occupational Groups

105

(1)

Reverse Socialization

105

(1)

Resocialization

106

(1)

Socialization through the Life Cycle

106

(3)

Childhood

106

(1)

Adolescence

107

(1)

Adulthood

108

(1)

Old Age

108

(1)

Some Conclusions

109

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

110

(1)

Terms to Remember

110

(1)

Suggested Readings

111

(1)

Deviance and Criminality: The Need for Social Control

112

(25)

Deviance

114

(1)

The Relative Nature of Deviance

115

(1)

Functions of Deviance

116

(1)

Explaining Deviance

116

(3)

Biological Explanations

116

(2)

Why Are Humans Killers?

118

(1)

Psychological Explanations

119

(1)

Mental Disorders

119

(2)

Treatment of Mental Disorders

120

(1)

Deviance as Seen from a Sociological Perspective

121

(5)

Social Integration and Anomie

121

(1)

Natural Born Killers?

122

(2)

Cultural Transmission Differential Association)

124

(1)

Labeling Theory

125

(1)

Crime: Deviance That Hurts

126

(2)

Classification of Crimes

126

(2)

Crime Statistics: How Much Crime, and Who Commits It?

128

(4)

The Criminal Justice System

132

(2)

Imprisonment

133

(1)

Recidivism

133

(1)

What Price Punishment?

134

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

134

(1)

Terms to Remember

135

(1)

Suggested Readings

136

(1)

The Great Divide: Ranking and Stratification

137

(30)

Social Differentiation, Ranking, and Stratification

138

(1)

Stratification

139

(1)

Theoretical Views on Stratification

139

(3)

Structural-Functionalist Perspective

140

(1)

Conflict Perspective

141

(1)

Dimensions of Stratification: Class, Status, and Power

142

(4)

Class

142

(1)

Status

143

(1)

Power

144

(1)

Class, Status, and Power in America

145

(1)

Systems of Stratification

146

(2)

The Closed Society: Caste

146

(1)

The Estate System

147

(1)

The Open Society: Class System

147

(1)

Determining Social Class

148

(1)

Socioeconomic Status

148

(1)

Social Classes in the United States

148

(11)

The Upper Classes

149

(1)

The Middle Class

150

(1)

The Working Class

151

(1)

The Poor

151

(3)

The Ghetto Poor

154

(1)

The Homeless

155

(2)

The Growth of Inequality

157

(1)

Welfare: Are We Our Brothers' Keepers

158

(1)

Social Class and Its Consequences

159

(2)

Family Life

159

(1)

Child Rearing

159

(1)

Education

159

(1)

Religion

159

(1)

Politics

160

(1)

Health

160

(1)

Arrest and Conviction

160

(1)

Values

161

(1)

Social Mobility

161

(3)

The Upwardly Mobile: Who Are They?

161

(1)

Social Mobility in the United States

162

(1)

Global Inequality

163

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

164

(1)

Terms to Remember

165

(1)

Suggested Readings

166

(1)

Minority Status: Race and Ethnicity

167

(24)

Majority-Minorities Relations: Defining the Terms

168

(1)

Common Characteristics of Minorities

169

(1)

The Making of Pluralist Society

170

(2)

Ideologies Regarding the Treatment of Minorities

170

(2)

Majority and Minorities: Processes of Coexistence

172

(1)

In the Way: Obstacles to Pluralism

173

(5)

Prejudice

173

(1)

Hate: Prejudice and Discrimination among Castes in India

174

(1)

Why Are We Prejudiced?

174

(1)

Discrimination

175

(1)

Racism

176

(1)

An Ongoing Controversy: Affirmative Action

177

(1)

Racial Minorities

178

(7)

Native Americans

178

(2)

Asian Americans

180

(1)

African Americans

181

(3)

Hispanic Americans

184

(1)

Ethnic and Religious Minorities

185

(2)

White Ethnics: Catholics

186

(1)

Jewish Americans

187

(1)

The New Face of America

187

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

188

(1)

Terms to Remember

189

(1)

Suggested Readings

190

(1)

Minority Status: Age, Gender, and Sexuality

191

(28)

The Aging Society

192

(6)

Theoretical Framework

193

(1)

Ageism

193

(1)

The Elderly around the World

194

(4)

Women: Differentiation According to Gender

198

(4)

Biological Facts

198

(2)

Cultural Differences

200

(2)

Sex and Gender Differentiated

202

(1)

The Cultural Construction of Gender

202

(10)

Traditional Gender Roles

202

(1)

``The Opposite Sex Is Neither''

203

(1)

Gender Scripts

203

(1)

Male Dominance

204

(2)

Theories of Gender Role Development

206

(1)

Theories of Socialization

207

(2)

Agents of Gender Socialization

209

(2)

Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls

211

(1)

Sexuality

212

(4)

Homosexual Behavior

212

(2)

Acquiring a Homosexual Identity

214

(1)

Explanatory Theories of Homosexuality

214

(1)

A Dangerous Byproduct of Homosexuality

215

(1)

Bisexuality

216

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

216

(1)

Terms to Remember

217

(1)

Suggested Readings

218

(1)

From the Plow to the Computer: Change, Collective Behavior, and Social Movements

219

(28)

Society and Change

221

(2)

The United States: Then and Now

222

(1)

Levels of Change

223

(1)

Processes of Social and Cultural Change

223

(5)

Social Change: Planning, Reform, Revolution

224

(1)

Cultural Change: Innovation and Diffusion

224

(2)

The Sources of Change

226

(1)

The Physical Environment

226

(1)

Technology

227

(1)

Results of the First Technological Revolution

227

(1)

The Industrial Revolution

228

(2)

Inventions and Discoveries of the Industrial Revolution

228

(1)

Industrialism

229

(1)

Technology and Social Change

229

(1)

Modernization

230

(1)

Learning to Be Modern

230

(1)

Collective Behavior

231

(8)

Crowds

232

(1)

Masses

233

(1)

Mobs and Riots

233

(1)

The Theory of Mass Society

234

(1)

Rumors

235

(1)

Fashions, Fads, and Crazes

235

(1)

Panics and Mass Hysteria

236

(1)

Publics and Public Opinion

236

(1)

Public Opinion

237

(1)

Public Opinion and the Mass Media

237

(1)

Propaganda and Censorship

238

(1)

Social Movements

239

(2)

Types of Social Movements

240

(1)

Reformist Movements

241

(1)

Revolutionary Movements

241

(3)

Factors Encouraging Revolutinary Movements

241

(3)

The Chapter in Brief

244

(1)

Terms to Remember

245

(1)

Suggested Readings

246

(1)

Population, Urbanization, and Environment

247

(30)

Demographic Processes: Dynamics of Population Change

249

(3)

Birthrates

249

(1)

Death Rates

250

(1)

Migration

251

(1)

Immigration

251

(1)

Internal Migration

251

(1)

Characteristics and Composition of a Population

252

(2)

Sex Ratio

252

(1)

Age Structure

253

(1)

Population around the World

254

(1)

Malthus and Marx

254

(1)

Demographic Transition

255

(2)

Zero Population Growth

257

(1)

Population Policies

257

(3)

The Urban Society

260

(1)

Urbanization

260

(1)

The Industrial Revolution and the Growth of Cities

261

(2)

Urbanism

261

(1)

Urban Theories

262

(1)

American Cities

263

(3)

Suburbia

264

(1)

The Impact of the Consumer Culture on the Growth of Suburbia

264

(1)

Suburbia and Social Class

265

(1)

Metropolitanization and Megalopolis

266

(2)

Megalopolis

267

(1)

The Urban Crisis

268

(1)

Slums and Ghettos

268

(1)

Population Drain

268

(1)

Attempts to Reclaim the City

269

(1)

Urban Renewal

269

(1)

The Future of Cities

270

(1)

The Natural Environment

270

(4)

The World We Live In

270

(1)

The Ecosystem

271

(1)

Ecology

271

(1)

Disruption of Ecosystems

272

(1)

Environmental Pollution

272

(2)

The Chapter in Brief

274

(1)

Terms to Remember

275

(1)

Suggested Readings

276

(1)

Pivotal Institutions: Marriage and the Family

277

(25)

The Basic Institution: The Family

278

(2)

Family Forms

278

(1)

Kinship Systems

279

(1)

Family Functions

279

(1)

Marriage

280

(4)

Limitations on Marriage

281

(1)

Love and Marriage in America

281

(2)

Arranged Marriages

283

(1)

The Stages of Marriage

283

(1)

The Scientific Study of Marriage?

284

(1)

The Role of Power in Marriage

285

(1)

Changing Marital Patterns

285

Divorce

284

(8)

Remarriage

288

(1)

Divorce as the New Norm

288

(1)

Consequences of Divorce: Wounds That Do Not Heal

289

(3)

The New American Family

292

(3)

Forms of the New American Family

292

(3)

Some Unintended Effects of the Changing American Family

295

(5)

Child Care

295

(2)

Family Violence

297

(1)

Teenage Pregnancy

298

(2)

The Chapter in Brief

300

(1)

Terms to Remember

301

(1)

Suggested Readings

301

(1)

Pivotal Institutions: Religion and Education

302

(34)

The Great Religions of the World

303

(3)

Religion in the Social Sciences

306

(3)

Religion as Social Integration

306

(1)

A Functionalist View of Religion

306

(2)

A Conflict View of Religion

308

(1)

Religion and Social Control

309

(3)

The Institutional Context

309

(1)

Common Features of Religions

309

(3)

Religion in America

312

(3)

Religiosity in America

313

(1)

Religious Affiliation and Social Class

313

(1)

Religion, Race, and Ethnicity

314

(1)

The Sanctification of the American Way of Life

314

(1)

Contemporary Trends

315

(4)

Fundamentalism

316

(1)

The Electronic Church

317

(1)

Science and Religion

318

(1)

The Role of Women in Religion

318

(1)

Education

319

(5)

Education in America

319

(2)

The Functionalist View of Education

321

(2)

The Conflict View of Education

323

(1)

Characteristics of American Education

324

(8)

Upward Mobility as a Cure-All for Social Problems

324

(1)

Education, Class, and Race

324

(2)

Closing the Performance Gap

326

(1)

Attempts at Making Education Work

327

(2)

Separate and Unequal Again?

329

(1)

The Role of the Family

329

(1)

Higher Education

330

(1)

Some Contemporary Issues in Higher Education

331

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

332

(2)

Terms to Remember

334

(1)

Suggested Readings

334

(2)

Government: The Institution and the Theories and Ideologies That Underlie It

336

(23)

The Institution of Government

337

(1)

Government and Politics

337

(2)

The Purpose of Government

338

(1)

The Functions of Government

338

(1)

Political Power: Legitimacy and Authority

339

(3)

Legitimacy

340

(1)

Authority

340

(1)

Types of Legitimate Authority

340

(2)

The State

342

(2)

Theoretical Views of the State

344

(1)

Nation-State

344

(2)

Nationalism

345

(1)

The Ideologies behind the Nation-State

346

(2)

The Role of Ideology

346

(1)

Political Ideology

347

(1)

Autocratic Ideologies

348

(5)

Authoritarianism and Totalitarianism

348

(1)

Totalitarianism

348

(1)

Totalitarianism of the Right: Fascism and Nazism

349

(1)

Totalitarianism of the Le ft: Communism

350

(1)

Communism and the USSR

351

(1)

Communism in China

352

(1)

Democratic Ideologies: Democracy

353

(2)

Democratic Capitalism

354

(1)

Socialism

355

(1)

Democratic Socialism

355

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

356

(1)

Terms to Remember

357

(1)

Suggested Readings

358

(1)

The Government of the United States of America

359

(21)

The Constitutional Convention

361

(1)

The Constitutional Convention

361

(1)

What Is a Constitution?

362

(1)

The Constitution of the United States

363

(3)

Federalism

363

(1)

Constitutional Limits and Obligations

364

(1)

How Federalism Has Worked

365

(1)

Trend toward Centralization

365

(1)

The Impact of the Federal Government

366

(1)

Separation of Powers

366

(3)

How Checks and Balances Work

367

(2)

Criticism of the Separation of Powers

369

(1)

The Presidency: The Executive Branch

369

(2)

The Nature of the Presidency

369

(1)

The Roles of the President

370

(1)

Congress: The Legislative Branch

371

(4)

The Issue of Representation

372

(1)

Congressional Committees

372

(1)

The Subordinate Role of Congress

373

(2)

The Supreme Court: The Judicial Branch

375

(3)

The Court System

375

(1)

Functions of the Judicial System

376

(2)

The Importance of Limited Government

378

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

378

(1)

Terms to Remember

379

(1)

Suggested Readings

379

(1)

We, the People: Democracy in Action

380

(27)

American Democracy

381

(1)

How Is America Governed?

382

(3)

Elitism

383

(1)

Pluralism

384

(1)

Conflict and Consensus

384

(1)

A Realistic Democracy

385

(1)

Interest Groups

385

(5)

Functions of Interest Groups

386

(1)

Formation and Growth of Interest Groups

387

(1)

Lobbyists

388

(1)

Political Action Committees

388

(1)

Shortcomings of Interest Groups

389

(1)

Political Parties

390

(5)

Purpose of Political Parties

390

(1)

Functions of Political Parties

390

(2)

Features of the American Party System

392

(1)

Dealignment or Realignment?

393

(1)

The Party System in Decline

394

(1)

The High Cost of Campaigning

395

(2)

Voting

397

(6)

Peculiarities of American Voting

397

(1)

Factors in Voter Turnout

398

(2)

The Nonvoters

400

(2)

A President Elected as a Result of a Count, a Recount, and a Supreme Court Decision

402

(1)

Political Opinion Making

403

(2)

Public and Political Opinion

403

(1)

The Moss Media

403

(1)

Sound Bites

404

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

405

(1)

Terms to Remember

406

(1)

Suggested Readings

406

(1)

The Economy: Concepts and History

407

(29)

The Economic Institution

408

(5)

Economic Decision Making

409

(1)

Basic Elements of the Economy

409

(1)

Factors of Production

410

(1)

Economic Choices and Opportunity Costs

411

(1)

Limits to Output: The Production Possibilities Frontier

411

(1)

Specialization of Labor

411

(1)

Trade, Barter, and Money

412

(1)

Contemporary Economic Systems: How Choices Are Made

413

(1)

Western Economies in Historical Perspective

413

(2)

The Birth of Capitalism

414

(1)

Aspects of Industrial Capitalism

415

(3)

The Corporate Form of Industrial Organization

415

(2)

From Competition to Advertising

417

(1)

Diversification and Multinationalism

418

(1)

The Nature of Work in the Industrial Society

419

(1)

Shifting Sectors

420

(1)

Professionalization

420

(1)

The Corporate Bureaucracy

420

(4)

The Executive

421

(1)

Middle Management: White-Collar Workers

422

(1)

Industrial Workers

422

(1)

Methods of Production: Craft, Mass, and Lean

423

(1)

The Factory System

424

(1)

The American Labor Movement

424

(5)

Collective Bargaining

425

(1)

The Labor Movement Today

426

(1)

Decline of Unionism

426

(3)

American Labor and the Global Economy

429

(3)

Globalism's Foes

430

(2)

The Chapter in Brief

432

(2)

Terms to Remember

434

(1)

Suggested Readings

434

(2)

Principles of Economic Behavior: Microeconomics and Macroeconomics

436

(28)

The Small Picture and the Large Picture

437

(1)

Market Mechanisms

437

(4)

Who Makes Decisions?

437

(1)

Who Participates in the Economy?

437

(1)

Markets

438

(1)

The Circular Flow

439

(2)

Market Forces

441

(3)

Demand, Supply and Price

441

(1)

Equilibrium and Price Elasticity

442

(1)

The Principle of Laissez-Faire and Public Needs

442

(2)

A Macroview

444

(6)

The Public Interest: Socioeconomic Goals

445

(1)

Full Employment

445

(1)

Desirable Mix of Output

446

(1)

High and Equitably Distributed Incomes

447

(1)

Reasonable Price Stability

447

(1)

Adequate Growth

448

(2)

Instruments of Public Policy

450

(1)

Fiscal Policy

451

(1)

The Function of Price and Employment Stabilizers

451

(1)

The Federal Budget

451

(1)

Fiscal Decision Making

452

(1)

Monetary Policy

452

(2)

Banks

452

(1)

Interest Rates

453

(1)

Regulating Banks

453

(1)

The Federal Reserve

453

(1)

Incomes Policy

454

(5)

Economic Problems and Government Response

455

(1)

Business Cycles

456

(1)

Demand-Side Theories

456

(1)

Theory and Reality

457

(1)

Old and New Economies

458

(1)

Fitting into the Global Economy

459

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

460

(2)

Terms to Remember

462

(1)

Suggested Readings

463

(1)

Nation among Nations: Perspectives on International Relations

464

(34)

Regions of the World

466

(9)

Europe

466

(1)

The Former Soviet Union

467

(1)

The Middle East

468

(1)

Asia

469

(2)

Pacific Rim

471

(2)

Sub-Saharan Africa

473

(1)

Latin America

473

(1)

Anglo America

473

(1)

Other Ways of Classifying States

473

(2)

Rich Nations, Poor Nations

475

(1)

Interaction among Nations

475

(1)

Theoretical Perspectives

475

(1)

Realism

476

(1)

Contemporary Perspectives

476

(2)

Pluralism

476

(1)

Globalism

477

(1)

Neorealism

477

(1)

Participants in the International System

478

(3)

Actors in International Relations

478

(1)

The Emergence of the State

478

(1)

The State and the Nation

479

(1)

Nonstate Actors

480

(1)

The Goals of States

481

(2)

The Competition of Objectives

482

(1)

Means of Achieving Goals: Foreign Policy

483

(2)

Types of Foreign-Policy Decisions

484

(1)

Goals of American Foreign Policy

484

(1)

The Role of Ideology

485

(1)

Who Makes Foreign Policy Decisions?

486

(1)

Instruments of Foreign Policy

486

(5)

The United Nations

486

(2)

Foreign Aid

488

(1)

Collective Security

488

(1)

The Military

489

(1)

Propaganda

490

(1)

Diplomacy and Diplomats

491

(1)

Treaties and Alliances

491

(1)

Morality in Foreign Policy

492

(1)

Power

492

(1)

The Balance-of-Power System

493

(2)

The Multipolar System

493

(1)

The World Wars

494

(1)

The Bipolar System

494

(1)

A New Multipolar World

494

(1)

The Chapter in Brief

495

(1)

Terms to Remember

496

(1)

Suggested Readings

497

(1)

The Constitution of the United States

498

(12)

References

510

(12)

Photo Credits

522

(1)

Index

523

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