Introduction to Sociology

Introduction to Sociology
ISBN-10
0393971864
ISBN-13
9780393971866
Series
Introduction to Sociology
Category
Sociology
Pages
603
Language
English
Published
2000
Publisher
W. W. Norton
Authors
Anthony Giddens, Mitchell Duneier

Description

An introduction to the study of sociology that includes information on different sociological theories, the founding fathers of sociology, the ways sociology is studied and practiced around the world, and other related topics.

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