Social Theory Practice Exam
Course Introduction
Social Theory examines the foundational frameworks and key thinkers that have shaped our understanding of society, social structures, and human behavior. This course explores major theoretical traditions, including classical, modern, and contemporary perspectives, such as those developed by Marx, Weber, Durkheim, and more recent theorists. Students will analyze how these theories interpret social phenomena like power, inequality, identity, and globalization, while critically assessing their relevance and application to current social issues. Through readings, discussions, and practical assignments, learners will develop the analytical tools required to interpret and engage with the complexities of social life.
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You May Ask Yourself An Introduction to Thinking like a Sociologist 5th Edition by Dalton Conley
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