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ویرایش: Fifth
نویسندگان: Richard T. Schaefer
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ISBN (شابک) : 9781260074956, 1260500217
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سال نشر: 2020
تعداد صفحات: 593
زبان: English
فرمت فایل : PDF (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود)
حجم فایل: 115 مگابایت
در صورت تبدیل فایل کتاب Sociology in modules به فرمت های PDF، EPUB، AZW3، MOBI و یا DJVU می توانید به پشتیبان اطلاع دهید تا فایل مورد نظر را تبدیل نمایند.
توجه داشته باشید کتاب جامعه شناسی در ماژول ها نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
چرا ماژول؟ ما به تقاضای فزاینده مربیان برای انعطاف بیشتر با مواد آموزشی گوش دادیم. "جامعه شناسی در ماژول ها" یک جایگزین جذاب برای آن دسته از مدرسانی است که احساس می کنند تقسیم هر فصل به 2-4 ماژول به آنها امکان می دهد محتوای مورد نظر خود را به ترتیبی که می خواهند اختصاص دهند. این قالب مدولار نیز برای پاسخگویی به نحوه یادگیری دانش آموزان ایجاد شده است. با استفاده از یک ابزار تشخیصی تطبیقی برای کمک به دانشآموزان در شناسایی آنچه میدانند و نمیدانند، «جامعهشناسی در ماژولها» به دانشآموزان کمک میکند تا با ارائه مطالب در بخشهای قابل مدیریتتر، به سمت درک مبانی (نظریه) جامعهشناسی حرکت کنند. ماژول ها به جای مواجهه با فصل های طولانی و دلهره آور، خواندن دانش آموزان را تشویق می کنند و آموزش پایان ماژول مفاهیم کلیدی را تقویت می کند. ریچارد شفر محتوای اثبات شده خود را برای پاسخگویی به نیازهای در حال تغییر مربیان و دانش آموزان تطبیق داده است. "جامعه شناسی در ماژول ها" انعطاف پذیرترین برنامه برای آموزش و یادگیری جامعه شناسی است. دانشآموزان خود را آماده کنید تا جامعهشناسی را با خود ببرند... یک ماژول در هر زمان.
Why Modules? We listened to the increasing demand of instructors for more flexibility with teaching materials. "Sociology in Modules" provides an appealing alternative for those instructors who feel that breaking up each chapter into 2-4 modules would allow them to assign the content they want in the order that they want. This modular format was also created to cater to the way in which students learn. Using an adaptive diagnostic tool to help students identify what they know and don't know, "Sociology in Modules" helps students move towards an understanding of the foundations (theory) of sociology by presenting material in more manageable chunks. Instead of facing long and daunting chapters, modules encourage student reading and end of module pedagogy reinforces key concepts. Richard Schaefer has adapted his proven content to meet the changing needs of instructors and students. "Sociology in Modules" is the most flexible program for teaching and learning sociology. Prepare your students to take sociology with them...one module at a time.
Cover Title Page Copyright Page Dedication About the Author Brief Contents Contents Chapter Opening Excerpts Boxed Features Social Policy Sections Maps Tracking Sociological Perspectives Tables Summing Up Tables Acknowledgments Freface 1 Understanding Sociology 1 What Is Sociology? The Sociological Imagination Sociology and the Social Sciences Sociology and Common Sense What Is Sociological Theory? 2 The Development of Sociology Early Thinkers Auguste Comte Harriet Martineau Herbert Spencer Émile Durkheim Max Weber Karl Marx W. E. B. DuBois Twentieth-Century Developments Charles Horton Cooley Jane Addams Robert Merton Pierre Bourdieu 3 Major Theoretical Perspectives Functionalist Perspective Manifest and Latent Functions Dysfunctions Conflict Perspective The Marxist View The Feminist Perspective Queer Theory Interactionist Perspective The Sociological Approach 4 Taking Sociology with You Applied and Clinical Sociology Developing a Sociological Imagination Theory in Practice Research Today Our Wired World Thinking Globally The Significance of Social Inequality Speaking across Race, Gender, and Religious Boundaries Social Policy throughout the World Appendix: Careers in Sociology Mastering This Chapter 2 Sociological Research 5 What Is the Scientific Method? Defining the Problem Reviewing the Literature Formulating the Hypothesis Collecting and Analyzing Data Selecting the Sample Ensuring Validity and Reliability Developing the Conclusion Supporting Hypotheses Controlling for Other Factors In Summary: The Scientific Method 6 Major Research Designs Surveys Ethnography Experiments Use of Existing Sources 7 Ethics of Research Confidentiality Conflict of Interest Value Neutrality 8 Developments of Methodology Feminist Methodology Queer Theory and Methodology The Data-Rich Future Social Policy and Sociological Research: Studying Human Sexuality Appendix I: Using Statistics and Graphs Using Statistics Reading Graphs Appendix II: Writing a Research Report Finding Information Writing the Report Mastering This Chapter 3 Culture 9 What Is Culture? Cultural Universals Ethnocentrism Cultural Relativism Sociobiology and Culture 10 Elements of Culture Role of Language Language: Written and Spoken Nonverbal Communication Norms and Values Norms Values Global Culture War Sociological Perspectives on Culture 11 Development of Culture around the World Innovation Globalization, Diffusion, and Technology 12 Cultural Variation Subcultures Countercultures Culture Shock Social Policy and Culture: Bilingualism Mastering This Chapter 4 Socialization and the Life Course 13 The Role of Socialization Social Environment: The Impact of Isolation Extreme Isolation: Isabelle Extreme Neglect: Romanian Orphans Primate Studies The Influence of Heredity 14 The Self and Socialization through the Life Course Sociological Approaches to the Self Cooley: Looking-Glass Self Mead: Stages of the Self Mead: Theory of the Self Goffman: Presentation of the Self Psychological Approaches to the Self Socialization throughout the Life Course The Life Course Anticipatory Socialization and Resocialization 15 Agents of Socialization Family School Peer Group Mass Media and Technology Workplace Religion and the State Social Policy and Sociological Research: Child Care around the World Mastering This Chapter 5 Social Interaction, Groups, and Social Structure 16 Social Interaction and Social Structure Social Interaction and Reality Elements of Social Structure Statuses Social Roles Groups Social Networks Social Institutions 17 Social Structure in Global Perspective Durkheim’s Mechanical and Organic Solidarity Tönnies’s Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft Lenski’s Sociocultural Evolution Approach Preindustrial Societies Industrial Societies Postindustrial and Postmodern Societies 18 Understanding Groups Types of Groups Primary and Secondary Groups In-Groups and Out-Groups Reference Groups Coalitions 19 Understanding Organizations Formal Organizations and Bureaucracies Characteristics of a Bureaucracy Bureaucratization as a Process Oligarchy: Rule by a Few Bureaucracy and Organizational Culture Social Policy and Organizations: The State of the Unions Worldwide Mastering This Chapter 6 Mass Media and Social Media 20 Sociological Perspectives on the Media Functionalist Perspective Agent of Socialization Enforcer of Social Norms Promotion of Consumption Dysfunction: The Narcotizing Effect Conflict Perspective Gatekeeping Media Monitoring Dominant Ideology: Constructing Reality Dominant Ideology: Whose Culture? The Digital Divide Feminist Perspective Interactionist Perspective 21 The Audience Who Is in the Audience? The Segmented Audience Audience Behavior 22 The Media’s Global Reach Social Policy and the Media: Censorship Mastering This Chapter 7 Deviance, Crime, and Social Control 23 Social Control Conformity and Obedience The Milgram Experiment Reflecting on the Milgram Experiment Informal and Formal Social Control Law and Society 24 What Is Deviance? Deviance and Social Stigma Deviance and Technology Sociological Perspectives on Deviance Functionalist Perspective Interactionist Perspective Labeling Perspective Conflict Perspective Feminist Perspective 25 Crime Types of Crime Victimless Crimes Professional Crime Organized Crime White-Collar and Technology-Based Crime Hate Crime Transnational Crime Crime Statistics Index Crimes and Victimization Surveys Crime Trends International Crime Rates Social Policy and Social Control: Gun Control Mastering This Chapter 8 Stratification and Social Mobility in the United States 26 Systems of Stratification Four Forms of Stratification Slavery Castes Estates Social Classes Sociological Perspectives on Stratification Karl Marx’s View of Class Differentiation Max Weber’s View of Stratification Interactionist Perspective Is Stratification Universal? Functionalist Perspective Conflict Perspective Lenski’s Viewpoint 27 Stratification by Social Class Objective Method of Measuring Social Class Gender and Occupational Prestige Multiple Measures Income and Wealth 28 Poverty and Social Mobility Studying Poverty Who Are the Poor? Feminization of Poverty The Underclass Explaining Poverty Life Chances Social Mobility Open versus Closed Stratification Systems Types of Social Mobility Social Mobility in the United States Social Policy and Stratification: Executive Compensation Mastering This Chapter 9 Global Inequality 29 Stratification in the World System The Global Divide The Legacy of Colonialism Poverty Worldwide Millennium Development Goals Multinational Corporations Functionalist Perspective Conflict Perspective Modernization 30 Stratification within Nations: A Comparative Perspective Distribution of Wealth and Income Social Mobility Mobility in Industrial Nations Mobility in Developing Nations Gender Differences in Mobility Social Policy and Global Inequality: Rethinking Welfare in Europe and North America Mastering This Chapter 10 Racial and Ethnic Inequality 31 Minority, Racial, and Ethnic Groups Minority Groups Race Social Construction of Race Recognition of Multiple Identities Ethnicity Prejudice and Discrimination Prejudice Color-Blind Racism Discriminatory Behavior The Privileges of the Dominant Institutional Discrimination 32 Sociological Perspectives on Race and Ethnicity Functionalist Perspective Conflict Perspective Labeling Perspective Interactionist Perspective Spectrum of Intergroup Relations Genocide Segregation Amalgamation Assimilation Pluralism 33 Race and Ethnicity in the United States African Americans Native Americans Asian Pacific Americans Chinese Americans Asian Indians Filipino Americans Vietnamese Americans Korean Americans Japanese Americans Arab Americans Latinos Mexican Americans Puerto Ricans Cuban Americans Central and South Americans Jewish Americans White Ethnics Immigration and Continuing Diversity Social Policy and Racial and Ethnic Inequality: Global Refugee Crisis Mastering This Chapter 11 Stratification by Gender and Sexuality 34 Social Construction of Gender Gender Roles in the United States Gender-Role Socialization Women’s Gender Roles Men’s Gender Roles Cross-Cultural Perspective Sociological Perspectives on Gender Functionalist Perspective Conflict Perspective Feminist Perspective Intersections with Race, Class, and Other Social Factors Interactionist Perspective 35 Labeling and Human Sexuality Gender and Human Sexuality Labeling and Identity 36 Women: The Oppressed Majority Sexism and Sex Discrimination The Status of Women Worldwide The Workforce of the United States Labor Force Participation Compensation Social Consequences of Women’s Employment Emergence of a Collective Consciousness Social Policy and Gender Stratification: Workplace Sexual Harassment Mastering This Chapter 12 Stratification by Age 37 Aging and Society Age Stratification Sociological Perspectives on Aging Functionalist Perspective Interactionist Perspective Labeling Perspective Conflict Perspective 38 Aging Worldwide Role Transitions throughout the Life Course The Sandwich Generation Adjusting to Retirement Death and Dying 39 Age Stratification in the United States The “Graying of America” Wealth and Income Ageism Competition between Generations in the Labor Force The Elderly: Emergence of a Collective Consciousness Social Policy and Age Stratification: The Right to Die Worldwide Mastering This Chapter 13 The Family and Household Diversity 40 Global View of the Family Universal Principles Composition: What Is the Family? Kinship Patterns: To Whom Are We Related? Authority Patterns: Who Rules? Sociological Perspectives on the Family Functionalist Perspective Conflict Perspective Interactionist Perspective Feminist Perspective 41 Marriage and Family Courtship and Mate Selection Aspects of Mate Selection The Love Relationship Variations in Family Life and Intimate Relationships Social Class Differences Racial and Ethnic Differences Child-Rearing Patterns Parenthood and Grandparenthood Adoption Dual-Income Families Single-Parent Families Stepfamilies 42 Alternatives to Traditional Families Divorce Statistical Trends in Divorce Factors Associated with Divorce Impact of Divorce on Children Lesbian and Gay Relationships Diverse Lifestyles Cohabitation Remaining Single Married without Children Social Policy and the Family: Family Leave Worldwide Mastering This Chapter 14 Education 43 Sociological Perspectives on Education Functionalist Perspective Transmitting Culture Promoting Social and Political Integration Maintaining Social Control Serving as an Agent of Change Conflict Perspective The Hidden Curriculum Credentialism Bestowal of Status Feminist Perspective Interactionist Perspective 44 Schools as Formal Organizations Bureaucratization of Schools Teachers: Employees and Instructors Student Subcultures Homeschooling Social Policy and Education: Charter Schools Mastering This Chapter 15 Religion 45 The Sociological Approach to Religion Durkheim and the Importance of Religion Sociological Perspectives on Religion The Integrative Function of Religion Religion and Social Support Religion and Social Change Religion and Social Control: A Conflict Perspective Feminist Perspective 46 World Religions Components of Religion Belief Ritual Experience 47 Religious Organization Four Basic Forms of Organization Ecclesiae Denominations Sects New Religious Movements or Cults Comparing Forms of Religious Organization Social Policy and Religion: Religion in the Schools Mastering This Chapter 16 Government and the Economy 48 Government, Power, and Authority Power Types of Authority Traditional Authority Rational-Legal Authority Charismatic Authority Types of Government Monarchy Oligarchy Dictatorship and Totalitarianism Democracy War and Peace War Peace Terrorism 49 Political Behavior and Power in the United States Participation and Apathy Race and Gender in Politics Models of Power Structure in the United States Power Elite Models Pluralist Model 50 Economic Systems Capitalism Socialism The Informal Economy 51 Changing Economies The Changing Face of the Workforce Deindustrialization The Sharing Economy The Temporary Workforce Offshoring Social Policy and the Economy: Microfinancing Mastering This Chapter 17 Health, Population, and the Environment 52 Sociological Perspectives on Health and Illness Functionalist Perspective Conflict Perspective The Medicalization of Society Inequities in Health Care Interactionist Perspective Labeling Perspective 53 Social Epidemiology and Health Care in the United States Social Epidemiology Social Class Race and Ethnicity Gender Age Gender Identity Health Care in the United States A Historical View Physicians and Patients Alternatives to Traditional Health Care The Role of Government 54 What Is Mental Illness? Theoretical Models of Mental Disorders Patterns of Care 55 Population Demography: The Study of Population Malthus’s Thesis and Marx’s Response Studying Population Today Elements of Demography World Population Patterns Demographic Transition The Population Explosion Fertility Patterns in the United States The Baby Boom Stable Population Growth Migration International Migration Internal Migration 56 Sociological Perspectives on the Environment Human Ecology Conflict Perspective on the Environment Ecological Modernization Environmental Justice Environmental Issues Air Pollution Water Pollution Climate Change Social Policy and the Environment: Environmentalism Mastering This Chapter 18 Social Change in the Global Community 57 Collective Behavior Theories of Collective Behavior Emergent-Norm Perspective Value-Added Perspective Assembling Perspective Forms of Collective Behavior Crowds Disaster Behavior Fads and Fashions Panics and Crazes Rumors Publics and Public Opinion 58 Social Movements The Emergence of Social Movements Relative Deprivation Approach Resource Mobilization Approach Gender and Social Movements New Social Movements Communications and the Globalization of Social Movements 59 Social Change Theories of Social Change Evolutionary Theory Functionalist Perspective Conflict Perspective Resistance to Social Change Economic and Cultural Factors Resistance to Technology 60 Global Social Change Anticipating Change Social Change in Dubai Technology and the Future Computer Technology Artificial Intelligence Privacy and Censorship in a Global Village Biotechnology and the Gene Pool Social Policy and Globalization: Transnationals Mastering This Chapter Glossary References Name Index Subject Index