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ISBN 10: 0195446666
ISBN 13: 9780195446661
Author:  Lorne Tepperman, Patrizia Albanese, James Curtis 

Principles of Sociology: Canadian Perspectives, third edition, is a concise introduction to sociological theory and Canadian society. In this contributed text, experts from across Canada carefully weave core concepts and theory with the most up-to-date research, historical events, and life-course examples to create a rich learning experience

Principles of Sociology Canadian Perspectives 3rd Table of contents:

PUBLISHER’S PREFACE
PREFACE
LIST OF CONTRIBUTORS
PART I: THEORY AND METHODOLOGY

  • LIST OF TABLES, FIGURES AND BOXES

  • INTRODUCTION: WHY NOT BECOME A SOCIOLOGIST?

    • Lorne Tepperman and Patrizia Albanese

  • INTRODUCTION

    • A Definition of Sociology

    • How Sociology Differs from Other Academic Fields

    • Conclusion

    • Bruce Arai and Anthony Thomson

  • INTRODUCTION: WHY THEORY AND METHODS?

    • The Birth of Sociology in the Age of Revolution

    • Emile Durkheim

    • Karl Marx

    • Max Weber

    • Symbolic Interactionism

    • Conflict Theory

    • Feminist Sociology

    • Theory and Research

    • Research Techniques

    • Conclusion

    • Questions for Critical Thought

    • Recommended Readings

    • Recommended Websites

PART II: MAJOR SOCIAL PROCESSES

  • Shyon Bauman

    • INTRODUCTION: WHY STUDY CULTURE?

      • What is Culture?

      • The Role of Culture in Social Theory

      • Cultural Realms

      • Cultural Dynamics

      • Canadian Culture

      • Conclusion

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

  • Barbara A. Mitchell

    • INTRODUCTION: WHAT IS SOCIALIZATION?

      • Human Behaviour – Nature or Nurture?

      • Theorizing Socialization

      • The Family

      • The Peer Group

      • Schools

      • Mass Media

      • The Life Course, Aging, and Socialization

      • Socialization Processes: Pawns, Puppets, or Free Agents?

      • Conclusion

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

  • Dorothy Pawluch, William Shaffir, and Lorne Tepperman

    • INTRODUCTION

      • A Functionalist View of Statuses and Roles

      • Symbolic Interactionism: Roles, Self, Identity

      • Sets of People, Differently Organized

      • Cliques

      • Bureaucracies

      • How Bureaucracies Actually Work

      • Conclusion

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

  • Vincent F. Sacco and Alicia D. Horton

    • INTRODUCTION

      • What is Deviance?

      • Deviance as a Sociological Concept

      • Researching Deviance

      • The Sociology of Deviant Behaviour

      • Making Sense of the ‘Facts’ of Deviant Behaviour

      • The Sociology of Deviant Categories

      • Deviance and Post-Modernism

      • Conclusion

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

PART III: TYPES OF SOCIAL INEQUALITY

  • Ann D. Duffy and Sara J. Cumming

    • INTRODUCTION

      • Class and Status Inequalities in Sociological Thought

      • Understanding Poverty

      • Policies to Address Poverty

      • Conclusion: Social and Economic Inequalities – Future Trends

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

  • Janet Siltanen, Andrea Doucet, and Patrizia Albanese

    • INTRODUCTION: GENDER, SEXUALITY, AND YOU

      • Gender and Sexuality as Critical Vantage Points

      • Living Gendered Lives

      • Conclusion: On to the Future … Gender Relations and Social Change

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

  • Nikolaos I. Liodakis

    • INTRODUCTION

      • Defining Ethnicity and Race

      • Building a Nation or Two: Canada’s Development Through Immigration

      • The New Mosaic: Recent Canadian Immigration Trends

      • Multiculturalism and Its Critics

      • Prejudice and Racism

      • Culturalism and Political Economy: Explaining Socio-Economic Inequalities

      • From the Vertical to the Colour-Coded Mosaic

      • Differentials within Ethnic and Racialized Groups: The Roles of Class, Gender, and Place of Birth

      • Conclusion: The Future of Race and Ethnicity

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

PART IV: SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS

  • Maureen Baker

    • INTRODUCTION

      • Family Variations

      • Explaining Family Patterns and Practices

      • Recent Issues in Canadian Families

      • Conclusion

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

  • Terry Wotherspoon

    • INTRODUCTION

      • The Changing Face of Education

      • Alternative Accounts of Educational Growth and Development

      • Educational Participants

      • Educational Policy, Politics, and Ideologies

      • Education, Work, and Families

      • Educational Opportunities and Inequalities

      • Conclusion

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

  • Pamela Sugiman

    • INTRODUCTION

      • World Economic Systems

      • The Global Economy

      • The Capitalist Economy: Where People Work

      • The Social Organization of Work Today

      • The Changing Face of Labour: Diversity Among Workers

      • Workers’ Coping and Resistance: The Struggle for Dignity and Rights

      • Conclusion: Work in the Future, Our Future as Workers

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

  • Juanne Clarke

    • INTRODUCTION

      • Theoretical Perspectives

      • The Sociology of Health, Illness, Disease, and Sickness

      • Sociology of Medicine

      • Conclusion

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

  • Lori G. Beaman

    • INTRODUCTION

      • Religion in Profile

      • Definitions of Religion

      • New Religious Movements

      • Theories of Religion and Society

      • The Quiet Revolution

      • Religion and Law

      • Religion and Gender

      • Conclusion

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

  • Randle Hart, Howard Ramos, Karen Stanbridge, John Veugelers

    • INTRODUCTION

      • Power

      • The State

      • Cultural and Social Processes

      • Institutional Processes

      • Transnationalism

      • What is a Social Movement?

      • Theoretical Approaches

      • The Analysis of Social Movements

      • Conclusion

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

PART V: CANADIAN SOCIETY AND THE GLOBAL CONTEXT

  • Liam Swiss

    • INTRODUCTION

      • Convergence vs. Divergence

      • Sociological Approaches to Globalization

      • Global Flows

      • Conclusion: Convergence, Divergence, and Social Change

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

  • Cheryl Teelucksingh

    • INTRODUCTION

      • Demographic Indicators

      • Development of Canadian Cities

      • Cities and Perspectives on the Environment

      • Conclusion

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

  • David Young

    • INTRODUCTION

      • Sociological Theories of the Media

      • Political Economy of the Media

      • Cultural Studies of the Media

      • The Internet: Extending Political Economy and Cultural Studies

      • Conclusion

      • Questions for Critical Thought

      • Recommended Readings

      • Recommended Websites

GLOSSARY
REFERENCES
INDEX

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