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Chapter 3

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Chapter Four

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Socializing the Individual

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Chapter 4

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McGraw-Hill

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Sociology 1201: Week Three

Sociology 1201: Week Three. Symbolic Interactionism Because I am a (Fe)male Sociology of Sexuality . Symbolic Interactionism as a sociological perspective. Our world is a social construction, built through the web of social relationships and meanings.

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SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY

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Interactionism

Interactionism. Society Is Like: A Human Body (Functionalism) A League Table (Marxism) A Play ( Interactionism ) A League Table (Feminism) A Theme Park (Post-Modernism).

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Symbolic Interactionism

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Symbolic Interactionism

Symbolic Interactionism. Key premises of SI from Mead to Blumer. George H. Mead (1863-1931). Mind, Self and Society (1934), The Philosophy of the Act (1938) emphasised the subjective meaning of human behaviour, the social process, and pragmatism.

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Socialization

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UNDERSTANDING SOCIOLOGY

1. UNDERSTANDING SOCIOLOGY. Chapter Outline. What is Sociology? What is Sociological Theory? The Development of Sociology Major Theoretical Perspectives Developing the Sociological Imagination. What is Sociology?. Sociology. The systematic study of social behavior in human groups.

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Chapters 5&6:

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The Chicago School

The Chicago School. Strong influence in Early American Sociology 1892 - 1934. The Chicago School. Albion Small (1854-1926) Established Dept. of Sociology at University of Chicago in 1892 Founded the American Journal of Sociology in 1895

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Sociology

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Socialization

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Socialization

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Your Personality

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Practice questions from SOC 1010 Super Session

Practice questions from SOC 1010 Super Session. Exam #3: SI 2/13/2012. Nonmaterial culture:. A. is more resistant to change than material culture. B. is less resistant to change than material culture. C. changes at the same pace as material culture.

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