Discovering Sociology

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Section 01: Awakening the Sociological Imagination

1.01 Introduction

1.02 Introduction (Continued)

1.03 The Sociological Imagination 1

1.04 The Sociological Imagination 2

1.05 The Sociological Imagination 3

1.06 Case Study and Social Construction 1

1.07 Social Construction 2

1.08 Social Construction 3

1.09 Social Construction 4; Conclusion

Section 01 Assignment - Discussion Forum: Diana and Rob Case Study

Section 01 Quiz

Section 02: In Search of Human Freedom and Fulfillment

2.01 Introduction

2.02 Introduction (Continued)

2.03 Karl Marx and The Foundations of Social Life 1

2.04 The Foundations of Social Life 2

2.05 The Foundations of Social Life 3

2.06 The Foundations of Social Life 4

2.07 Power and Ideas

2.08 The Future of Society

2.09 Max Weber and The Centrality of Meaning-Making

2.10 The Centrality of Meaning-Making (Continued)

2.11 Captialism

2.12 Capitalism (Continued)

2.13 Rationalization and the Loss of Meaning-Making

2.14 Power and Authority

2.15 Emile Durkheim

2.16 The Individual and Society

2.17 The Individual and Society (Continued)

2.18 Meaning and Morals

2.19 Solidarity in Modern Life

Section 02 Assignment - Acclaim: Weber

Section 02 QuizSection 02 Quiz

Section 03: Science in Action

3.01 Introduction

3.02 Asking Sociological Questions

3.03 Asking Sociological Questions (Continued)

3.04 Theoretical Approaches

3.05 Answering Sociological Questions 1

3.06 Answering Sociological Questions 2

3.07 Answering Sociological Questions 3

3.08 The Ethics of Research

Section 03 Assignment - Written Assignment: Local Ethnography

Section 03 Quiz

Section 04: Institutions and the Construction of Social Self

4.01 How Institutions Work

4.02 How Institutions Work (Continued)

4.03 Constructing the Social Self

4.04 Constructing the Social Self (Continued)

4.05 Manifest and Latent Functions of Institutions

4.06 Total Institutions

4.07 The Future of Sociology

Section 04 Assignment - Discussion Forum: Preschool in Three Cultures Video

Section 04 Quiz

Section 05: Deviance and Social Control

5.01 Introduction

5.02 Introduction (Continued)

5.03 Social Control

5.04 Theories of Deviance

5.05 Theories of Deviance (Continued)

5.06 Conflict Theory

5.07 Labeling Theory

5.08 Labeling Theory (Continued); Conclusion

Section 05 Assignment - Written Assignment: Read and Reflect

Section 05 Quiz

Midterm Exam

Section 06: Intimacy and Private Lives

6.01 Introduction

6.02 The Family as a Social Institution

6.03 The Changing Landscape of Sex, Love, and Marriage

6.04 Intimacy in the 21st Century; The Changing Life Course

6.05 Unequal Families

6.06 Carework and the Stalled Revolution

6.07 The Future of Intimacy

Section 06 Assignment - Written Assignment: Relationship Counseling

Section 06 Quiz

Section 07: Inequality and Mobility in the US

7.01 Introduction 1

7.02 Introduction 2

7.03 Introduction 3

7.04 Introduction 4

7.05 Social Class in America 1

7.06 Social Class in America 2

7.07 Social Class in America 3

7.08 Social Class in America 4

7.09 Social Class in America 5

7.10 Social Class in America 6

7.11 Social Class in America 7

7.12 Social Class in America 8

7.13 Social Class in America 9

7.14 Social Class in America 10

7.15 Justifying Inequality

7.16 Justifying Inequality (Continued)

Section 07 Assignment - Discussion Forum: Brandon

Section 07 Quiz

Section 08: Sex and Gender

8.01 Introduction

8.02 Introduction (Continued)

8.03 Sex in the Making

8.04 Sex in the Making (Continued)

8.05 Gender Inequality

8.06 Examples of Inequality

8.07 Money and Work

8.08 Family and Time; Conclusion

Section 08 Assignment - Written Assignment: Gender Identification

Section 08 Quiz

Section 09: Race and the Persistence of Racial Inequality

9.01 Introduction

9.02 The Social Construction of Race

9.03 Race as Biological Fiction

9.04 Race and Power

9.05 Employment

9.06 Employment (Continued)

9.07 Wealth

9.08 Internalized Racism

9.09 From Jim Crow to Colorblind Racism

9.10 After Civil Rights Legislation

Section 09 Quiz

Section 10: Culture, Meaning, and Power

10.01 Introduction

10.02 Culture and Human Behavior 1

10.03 Culture and Human Behavior 2

10.04 Culture and Human Behavior 3

10.05 Culture, Power, and Ideology

10.06 Culture, Power, and Ideology (Continued)

10.07 Culture, Power, and Resistance

10.08 Culture, Power, and Resistance (Continued)

10.09 Globalization, New Media, and the Future

10.10 Globalization, New Media, and the Future (Continued)

Section 10 Assignment - Discussion Forum: Social Tools

Section 10 Quiz

Closing Remarks

Closing Remarks (Continued)

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Discovering Sociology takes students on a journey from public institutions like work and higher education to the private sphere of intimate family life, paying particular attention to the ways in which social inequality (race, class, gender, and sexuality) is reproduced and challenged in each one.

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