SOCIOLOGY OF CULTURE Sociology 160 UC Berkeley, Fall 2012 Monday, Wednesday, Friday 10-11 am 145 Dwinelle Syllabus version August 21, 2012 Professor contact information:

This environmental sociology course is designed to provide students with a thorough, comprehensive understanding of the key theories, literature, and issues in environmental sociology. It is most appropriate for Ph.D. students seeking further research in environmental sociology, as well as graduate students and advanced undergraduates with

Sociology 3308: Sociology of Emotions Prof. J.S. Kenney Overheads Class 27: The Dramaturgical Approach The Dramaturgical Approach * Today we will explore the dramaturgical approach to emotion by examining the works of Erving Goffman and Louis Zurcher (1) Erving Goffman: The Presentation of Self: ... * Their emotional scripts can contain ...

Hochschild argues that "probably some of the emotions, some of the time, fit the organismic model, and some of the emotions, some of the time, fit the social constructionist, but in my view most emotions, most of the time, fit the interactional model." Hochschild’s Interactional Model:

Welcome to Introduction to Sociology. I am currently teaching Human Sexuality, Psychology, Sociology, Marriage & the Family, and Social Problems. Prior to Odessa College, I was an instructor at Broward College for ten years delivering instruction in Human Sexuality, Sociology, Social Problems, and Social Institutions.

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1. Compare and contrast the basic theoretical perspectives of sociology. 2. Identify the various methodological approaches to the collection and analysis of data in sociology. 3. Describe key concepts in sociology. 4. Describe the empirical findings of various subfields of sociology. 5.

1) You will be responsible for an exceptionally close reading of the articles for that day. 2) You will bring to class 2-3 visual representations from news media and popular culture related to the topic for that week. At least one of item must be from the news not popular entertainment. These visual representations are designed to foster class

SOCIOLOGY 1301: Introduction to Sociology Dr. Loessin Exam 3: Social Stratification, Population, and Urbanization INSTRUCTIONS: Exam 3 consists of 50 multiple choice questions valued at 2 points each. On your Scan-Tron form, mark the BEST answer from among those listed as choices. 1.

Sociology 101 Introduction to Sociology Credit, degree applicable Transfer CSU, UC In this course students analyze the influence of the social environment on behavior and social life using sociological theoretical perspectives. Components of social structure and social culture are critically

Sociology 280C Michael Burawoy INTRODUCTION TO POLITICAL SOCIOLOGY Political sociology lies at the intersection of the politics of sociology and the sociology of politics. In this introductory course we trace the changing parameters of this intersection in three successive periods since the Second World War.

Sociology 1: Introduction to Sociology (PACE: 3 units) You need to read the following before deciding to take the course. Once you are certain that you are ready for online learning, and then enroll in this class. Dr. Mitra Hoshiar Fall 2016 (10/25/16--12/17/16) Phone: (818) 710-4223 Section Number: 4914

Papers: You will write two papers during the semester, both about 7-10 pages in length.In the first paper, you will use your own family as a case study as you analyze trends in how families have changed over time. In the second paper, you will do your own qualitative

Welcome to Sociology at the University of Maryland BE SOCIAL department of Sociology ... Chair [email protected] . Dr. Liana Sayer 301.405.6438 . ... 1. two courses in social theory (SOCY 620 & an additional theory course from an approved list) 2. two courses in statistics (SOCY 601 and SOCY602)

Sociology 101 Introduction to Sociology Summer Session II Instructor: Kelly Bergstrand Office: Social Sciences 416 Email: [email protected] Course Description This course is an overview of the discipline of sociology and introduces students to the complex and dynamic social world in which we live.

sociology, with its emphasis on analytic, theoretical and critical thinking, to disrupt our “common sense” and enable us to develop new ways of understanding the major political, economic and social issues of our time.

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suicide seemed a matter of purely individual despair. Durkheim saw that suicide has a social dimension. He observed that groups in which there is a good balance between individual initiative and communal solidarity have the lowest rates of suicide. Suicide cannot be understood simply as a form of mental illness. Less

1) The concept that describes opening a window into unfamiliar worlds that allows us to understand human behavior by placing it within its broader social context is called ________. A) the sociological perspective (or imagination)

Sociology Minor: 15 credit hours (1 Intro Course, 1 Diversity Course, 3 Electives) Graduate Degree: MS in Sociology . Note that up to 9 credits of graduate level courses can carry over to MS degree program (beyond those needed to complete BS degree) – option to finish MS degree in one year . Questions or help with planning program in sociology:

ASA Style E. H. Butler Library American Sociological Association (ASA) The ASA Style Guide was designed for use by authors preparing manuscripts for publication in American Sociological Association journals.

Invitation to Sociology Peter Berger (1963) We would say then that the sociologist (that is, the one we would really like to invite to our game) is a person intensively, endlessly, shamelessly interested in the doings of men.

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Sociology, Medical Sociology, Political Economy, Law and Society, Sociology of Finance. Peer-Reviewed Publications Nau, Michael, Randy Hodson and Rachel Dwyer. “Can’t Afford a Baby?: Debt and Young Americans.” Forthcoming in Research in Social Stratification and Mobility. Dwyer, Rachel, Lisa Neilson, Michael Nau and Randy Hodson. “Mortgage

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Mixed Blood Jeffrey M. Fish Many Americans believe that people can be divided into races. For them, races are biologically defined groups. Anthropologists, on the other hand, have long argued that U.S. racial groups are American cultural constructions; they rep- resent the way Americans classify people rather than a genetically determined reality.

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