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9780495008118

Sociological Footprints Introductory Readings in Sociology

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    9780495008118

  • ISBN10:

    0495008117

  • Edition: 10th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2006-03-06
  • Publisher: Wadsworth Publishing
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Part 1: THE DISCIPLINE OF SOCIOLOGY. 1. The Sociological Perspective: Is It Just Common Sense? An Idea Whose Time Has Come, Earl Babbie. What is a Social Fact?, Emile Durkheim. The Tools For Scientific Investigation, Leonard Cargan. The Practice of Social Research, Earl Babbie. The Promise, C. Wright Mills. Part 2: BECOMING A MEMBER OF SOCIETY. 2. Culture: Our Way of Life. The Study of Culture, Clyde Kluckholm. An Indian Father''s Plea, Robert Lake. Body Ritual Among the Nacirema, Horace Miner. India''s Sacred Cow, Marvin Harris. Rethinking the Good Life, Gary Gardner & Erik Assadourian. 3. Socialization: A Lifelong Learning Process. . Final Note on a Case of Extreme Isolation, Kingsley Davis. Key Facts on TV Violence, The Henry J. Kaiser Foundation. Real Boys: Rescuing Our Sons From the Myth of Boyhood, William Pollack. The Role of Gender Socialization in Anorosia Nervosa and Bulima Nervosa, Diane.E. Taub and Penelope A .McLong. Anybody''s Son Will Do, Gwynne Dyer. 4. Social Interaction, Groups and Bureaucracy: Life Is With People. The Exchange of Social Rewards, Peter Blau. The Sounds of Silence, Edward & Mildred Reed Hall. You Can''t Be A Sweet Cucumber In A Vinegar Barrel, Peter Zimbardo. Backboards and Blackboard: College Athletes and Role Engulfment, Patricia A.& Peter Adler. Characteristics of Bureaucracy, Max Weber. Part 3: INEQUALITIES BETWEEN GROUPS. 5. Stratification: Some Are More Equal Than Others. Money and the World We Want, Andrew Hacker . Upper Class Power, Harold R. Kerbo. Keeping Up With the Trumps, Juliet B. Schor. Class, Not Race, Richard Kahlenberg. No, Poverty Has Not Disappeared, Herbert J. Gans. 6. Minorities: The Problems of Inequality Race, Class, and Gender. White Privilege and Male Privilege, Peggy McIntosh. Racial Formation, Michael Omi & Howard Winant. In the Barrios: Latinos and the Underclass Debate, Joan Moore & Raquel. Pinderhughes. Varieties of Asian Americans, Min Zhou. "This is White Country": The Racial Ideology of the Western Nations of the World-System, Eduardo Bonilla- Silva & Mary Hovsepian. Because She Looks Like a Child, Kevin Bales. 7. Deviance: Violating the Norm of Society. The Normalcy of Crime, Randal Collins. The Culture of Fear: Why Americans Are Afraid of the Wrong Things, Barry Glassner. Crime Control in America: Nothing Succeeds Like Failure, Jeffrey Reiman. White Collar Crime, Richard A. Ball. On Being Sane in Insane Places, D.L. Rosenhan. Part 4: MAJOR INSTITUTIONS OF SOCIETY. 8. Marriage and Families: Diversity and Change. Flying Solo, Tamala M. Edwards. The Family in Transition, Arlene and Jerome Skolnick. Understanding the Effects of the Internet on Family Life, Robert Hughes, Jr. & Jason D. Hans. Anatomy of a Violent Relationship, Neil S. Jacobson and John M. Gottman. An Agenda for Family Policy in the United States, George T. Martin, Jr. 9. Education: An Institution in a Cross-Fire. Learning the Student Role: Kindergarten as Academic Boot Camp, Harry L. Gracey. Savage Inequalities: Children in America''s Schools, Jonathan Kozol . Deepening Segregation in American Public Schools, Gary Orfield, Mark D Bachmeier, David R. James, & Tamela Eitle. A Wider Lens On the Black-White Achievement Gap, Richard Rothstein. Fraternity Hazing: Insights from the Symbolic Interactionist Perspective, Stephen Sweet. 10. Religion: The Supernatural and Society. The Elementary Forms of Religious Life, Emile Durkheim. Secularism in Retreat, Peter L. Berger. Popular Christianity and Political Extremism in the United States, James Aho. Motivation and Ideology: What Drives the Anti-Abortion Movement, Dallas A. Blanchard. The Decline of the American Civil Religion, Gordon Clanton & Shoon Lio. 11. Economics: The Necessities for Survival. Why Deregulation Has Gone Too Far, Robert Worth. The End of Work, Jeremy Rifkin. Welfare Reform in America: A Clash of Politics and Research, Diana M. Zucherman. The Credit Card, George Ritzer . Corporate Interests: How the Media Portray the Economy, Christopher L.

Table of Contents

Preface viii
To the Student xiii
Introduction: Why Study Sociology? xvi
How Will You Spend the 21st Century? Peter Dreier xxii
PART I THE DISCIPLINE OF SOCIOLOGY
1(34)
The Sociological Perspective: Is It Just Common Sense?
3(32)
An Idea Whose Time Has Come, Earl Babbie
7(5)
What Is a Social Fact? Emile Durkheim
12(5)
Doing Social Research, Leonard Cargan
17(5)
The Practice of Social Research, Earl Babbie
22(7)
The Promise, C. Wright Mills
29(6)
PART II BECOMING A MEMBER OF SOCIETY
35(94)
Culture: Our Way of Life
37(25)
The Study of Culture, Clyde Kluckholm
41(3)
An Indian Father's Plea, Robert Lake (Medicine Grizzlybear)
44(1)
Body Ritual among the Nacirema, Horace Miner
45(4)
India's Sacred Cow, Marvin Harris
49(6)
Rethinking the Good Life, Gary Gardner and Erik Assadourian
55(7)
Socialization and Gender: A Lifelong Learning Process
62(37)
Final Note on a Case of Extreme Isolation, Kingsley Davis
65(6)
Key Facts on TV Violence, The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
71(5)
Real Boys: Rescuing Our Sons from the Myths of Boyhood, William Pollack
76(5)
Influences of Gender Socialization and Athletic Involvement on the Occurrence of Eating Disorders, Diane E. Taub and Penelope A. McLorg
81(10)
Anybody's Son Will Do, Gwynne Dyer
91(8)
Social Interaction, Groups, and Bureaucracy: Life Is with People
99(30)
The Exchange of Social Rewards, Peter M. Blau
103(3)
The Sounds of Silence, Edward T. Hall and Mildred Reed Hall
106(7)
Backboards & Blackboards: College Athletes and Role Engulfment, Patricia A. Adler and Peter Adler
113(9)
You Can't Be a Sweet Cucumber in a Vinegar Barrel, Philip Zimbardo
122(4)
Characteristics of Bureaucracy, Max Weber
126(3)
PART III INEQUALITIES BETWEEN GROUPS
129(128)
Stratification: Some Are More Equal than Others
131(34)
Money and the World We Want, Andrew Hacker
133(7)
Upper-Class Power, Harold R. Kerbo
140(9)
Keeping Up with the Trumps, Juliet B. Schor
149(4)
Class, Not Race, Richard Kathlenberg
153(6)
No, Poverty Has Not Disappeared, Herbert J. Gans
159(6)
Race, Class, and Gender: The Problems of Inequality
165(44)
Racial Formations, Michael Omi and Howard Winant
169(5)
In the Barrios: Latinos and the Underclass Debate, Joan Moore and Raquel Pinderhughes
174(10)
Varieties of Asian Americans, Min Zhou
184(5)
``This Is a White Country'': The Racial Ideology of the Western Nations of the World-System, Eduardo Bonilla-Silva and Mary Hovsepian
189(5)
Because She Looks like a Child, Kevin Bales
194(15)
Deviance: Violating the Norms of Society
209(48)
The Normalcy of Crime, Randall Collins
213(10)
The Culture of Fear: Why Americans Fear the Wrong Things, Barry Glassner
223(8)
Crime Control in America: Nothing Succeeds like Failure, Jeffrey Reiman
231(10)
Top 10 Corporate Criminals of the Decade, Russell Mokhiber
241(3)
On Being Sane in Insane Places, D. L. Rosenhan
244(13)
PART IV MAJOR INSTITUTIONS IN SOCIETY
257(216)
Marriage and Family: Diversity and Change
259(39)
Being Single on Noah's Ark, Leonard Cargan
263(5)
Family in Transition, Arlene S. Skolnick and Jerome H. Skolnick
268(9)
Understanding the Effects of the Internet on Family Life, Robert Hughes, Jr. and Jason D. Hans
277(9)
An Overview of the Nature, Causes, and Consequences of Abusive Family Relationships, Robert E. Emery and Lisa Laumann-Billings
286(5)
An Agenda for Family Policy in the United States, George T. Martin, Jr.
291(7)
Education: Institution in the Crossfire
298(44)
Learning the Student Role: Kindergarten as Academic Boot Camp, Harry L. Gracey
301(10)
Savage Inequalities: Children in America's Schools, Jonathan Kozol
311(5)
Deepening Segregation in American Public Schools, Gary Orfield, Mark D. Bachmeier, David R. James, and Tamela Eitle
316(10)
A Wider Lens on the Black-White Achievement Gap, Richard Rothstein
326(8)
Fraternity Hazing: Insights from the Symbolic Interactionist Perspective, Stephen Sweet
334(8)
Religion: The Supernatural and Society
342(41)
The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life, Emile Durkheim
345(4)
Secularism in Retreat, Peter L. Berger
349(8)
Popular Christianity and Political Extremism in the United States, James Aho
357(11)
Motivation and Ideology: What Drives the Anti-Abortion Movement, Dallas A. Blanchard
368(7)
The Decline of the American Civil Religion? Gordon Clanton and Shoon Lio
375(8)
Economics: Necessities for Survival
383(45)
Why Deregulation Has Gone Too Far, Robert Worth
387(6)
The End of Work, Jeremy Rifkin
393(7)
Welfare Reform in America: A Clash of Politics and Research, Diana M. Zuckerman
400(7)
The Credit Card: Private Troubles and Public Issues, George Ritzer
407(9)
Corporate Interests: How the News Media Portray the Economy, Christopher J. Kollmeyer
416(12)
Politics: Power and Its Implications
428(45)
The Social Requisites of Democracy Revisited, Seymour Martin Lipset
431(11)
Money Changes Everything, Dan Clawson, Alan Neustadtl, and Denise Scott
442(11)
The New Terrorism: Securing the Nation against a Messianic Foe, Steven Simon
453(7)
The End of War, Gregg Easterbrook
460(5)
If Hitler Asked You to Electrocute a Stranger, Would You? Probably, Philip Meyer
465(8)
PART V SOME PROCESSES OF SOCIAL LIFE
473(95)
Aging and Health
475(35)
A World Growing Old, Jeremy Seabrook
479(6)
Fourteen Forecasts for an Aging Society, Sam L. Ervin
485(7)
Boomers After All Is Said and Done, Michael Rybarski
492(3)
Blood Sport: Do-or-Die Time, Jim Taylor and Florence Comite
495(7)
Some Sociological Aspects of HIV Disease, Edward L. Kain
502(8)
Spaceship Earth: Population, Urbanization, and the Human Environment
510(36)
A Planet under Stress: Rising to the Challenge, Lester R. Brown
513(7)
Zooming In on Diversity, William H. Frey
520(6)
Urbanism as a Way of Life, Louis Wirth
526(5)
Uniting Divided Cities, Molly O'Meara Sheehan
531(10)
State of the World: A Year in Review, Lori Brown
541(5)
Social Movements and Global Change: Society in Flux
546(22)
Globalization and the Mobilization of Gay and Lesbian Communities, Barry D. Adam
549(5)
Modernization's Challenge to Traditional Values: Who's Afraid of Ronald McDonald? Ronald Inglehart and Wayne E. Baker
554(5)
The New Age of Terrorism: Futurists Respond, Michael Marien et al.
559(5)
Play Ball! Robin Gunston
564(4)
Five Meta-Trends Changing the World, David Pearce Snyder
568

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