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Table of Contents

IN THIS SECTION:
1.) BRIEF
2.) COMPREHENSIVE


BRIEF TABLE OF CONTENTS:


Part I The Foundations of Sociology

Chapter 1 The Sociological Perspective

Chapter 2 Sociological Investigation


Part II The Foundations of Society

Chapter 3 Culture

Chapter 4 Society
Chapter 5 Socialization
Chapter 6 Social Interaction in Everyday Life
Chapter 7 Groups and Organizations
Chapter 8 Sexuality and Society
Chapter 9 Deviance


Part III Social Inequality

Chapter 10. Social Stratification
Chapter 11 Social Class in the United States
Chapter 12 Global Stratification
Chapter 13 Gender Stratification
Chapter 14 Race and Ethnicity
Chapter 15 Aging and the Elderly


Part IV Social Institutions

Chapter 16 The Economy and Work
Chapter 17 Politics and Government
Chapter 18 Families

Chapter 19 Religion
Chapter 20 Education
Chapter 21 Health and Medicine


Part V Social Change

Chapter 22 Population, Urbanization, and Environment
Chapter 23 Collective Behavior and Social Movements
Chapter 24  Social Change: Traditional, Modern, and Postmodern Societies


COMPREHENSIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part I The Foundations of Sociology


Chapter 1 The Sociological Perspective

The Sociological Perspective

    Seeing the General in the Particular

    Seeing the Strange in the Familiar

    Seeing Society in Our Everyday Lives

    Seeing Sociologically: Marginality and Crisis

The Importance of a Global Perspective

Applying the Sociological Perspective

    Sociology and Public Policy

    Sociology and Personal Growth

    Careers: The "Sociology Advantage"  

The Origins of Sociology

    Social Change and Sociology       

    Science and Sociology  

Sociological Theory

    The Structural-Functional Approach

    The Social-Conflict Approach

    Feminism and the Gender-Conflict Approach

    The Race-Conflict Approach

    The Symbolic-Interaction Approach  

Applying the Approaches: The Sociology of Sports

    The Functions of Sports

    Sports and Conflict
    Sports as Interaction

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Chapter 2 Sociological Investigation

Basics of Sociological Investigation

    Science as One Form of Truth

    Common Sense versus Scientific Evidence

Three Ways to Do Sociology

    Positivist Sociology

    Interpretive Sociology

    Critical Sociology

Research Orientations and Theory

Gender and Research

Research Ethics

Methods of Sociological Research

    Testing a Hypothesis: The Experiment

    Asking Questions: Survey Research

    In the Field: Participant Observation

    Using Available Data: Existing Sources

The Interplay of Theory and Method

Putting It All Together: Ten Steps in Sociological Investigation

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Part II The Foundations of Society


Chapter 3 Culture

What is Culture?

    Culture and Human Intelligence

    Culture, Nation, and Society

    How Many Cultures?

The Elements of Culture

    Symbols

    Language

    Values and Beliefs

    Norms

    Ideal and Real Culture

    Material Culture and Technology

    New Information Technology and Culture

Cultural Diversity: Many Ways of Life in One World

    High Culture and Popular Culture

    Subculture

    Multiculturalism

    Counterculture

    Cultural Change

    Ethnocentrism and Cultural Relativism

    A Global Culture?

Theoretical Analysis of Culture

    The Functions of Culture: Structural-Functional Analysis

    Inequality and Culture: Social-Conflict Analysis

    Evolution and Culture: Sociobiology

Culture and Human Freedom

    Culture as Constraint

    Culture as Freedom

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Chapter 4 Society
Gerhard Lenski: Society and Technology
    Hunting and Gathering Societies
    Horticultural and Pastoral Societies
    Agrarian Societies
    Industrial Societies
    Postindustrial Societies
    The Limits of Technology
Karl Marx: Society and Conflict
    Society and Production
    Conflict and History
    Capitalism and Class Conflict
    Capitalism and Alienation
    Revolution
Max Weber: The Rationalization of Society
    Two Worldviews: Tradition and Rationality
    Is Capitalism Rational?
    Weber's Great Thesis: Protestantism and Capitalism
    Rational Social Organization
Emile Durkheim: Society and Function
    Structure: Society beyond Ourselves
    Function: Society as System
    Personality: Society in Ourselves
    Modernity and Anomie
    Evolving Societies: The Division of Labor
Critical Review: Four Visions of Society
    What Holds Societies Together?
    How Have Societies Changes?
    Why Do Societies Change?
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Chapter 5 Socialization
Social Experience: The Key to Our Humanity
    Human Development: Nature and Nurture
    Social Isolation
Understanding Socialization
    Sigmund Freud's Elements of Personality
    Jean Piaget's Theory of Cognitive Development
    Lawrence Kohlberg's Theory of Gender and Moral Development
    Carol Gilligan's Theory of Gender and Moral Development
    George Herbert Mead's Theory of the Social Self
    Erik H. Erikson's Eight Stages of Development
Agents of Socialization
    The Family
    The School
    The Peer Group
    The Mass Media
Socialization and the Life Course
    Childhood
    Adolescence
    Adulthood
    Old Age
    Death and Dying   
    The Life Course: Patterns and Variations
Resocialization: Total Institutions
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Chapter 6 Social Interaction in Everyday Life
Social Structure: A Guide to Everyday Living
Status
    Status Set
    Ascribed and Achieved Status
    Master Status
Role
    Role Set
    Role Conflict and Role Strain
    Role Exit
The Social Construction of Reality
    "Street Smarts"
    The Thomas Theorem
    Ethnomethodology
    Reality Building: Class and Culture
Dramaturgical Analysis: The "Presentation of Self"
    Performances
    Nonverbal Communication
    Gender and Performances
    Idealization
    Embarassment and Tact
Interaction in Everyday Life: Three Applications
    Emotions: The Social Construction of Feeling
    Language: The Social Construction of Gender
    Reality Play: The Social Construction of Humor
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Chapter 7 Groups and Organizations
Social Groups
    Primary and Secondary Groups
    Group Leadership
    Group Conformity
    Reference Groups
    In-Groups and Out-Groups
    Group Size
    Social Diversity: Race, Class, and Gender
    Networks
Formal Organizations
    Types of Formal Organizations
    Origins of Formal Organizations
    Characteristics of Bureaucracy
    Organizational Environment
    The Informal Side of Bureaucracy

    Problems of Bureaucracy

    Oligarchy

The Evolution of Formal Organizations

    Scientific Management

    The First Challenge: Race and Gender

    The Second Challenge: The Changing Nature of Work

    The "McDonalization" of Society

The Future of Organizations: Opposing Trends

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Chapter 8 Sexuality and Society

Understanding Sexuality

    Sex: A Biological Issue

    Sex and the Body

    Sex: A Cultural Issue

    The Incest Taboo

Sexual Attitudes in the United States

    The Sexual Revolution

    The Sexual Counterrevolution

    Premarital Sex

    Sex between Adults

    Extramarital Sex

    Sex over the Life Course

Sexual Orientation

    What Gives Us a Sexual Orientation?

    How Many Gay People Are There?

    The Gay Rights Movement

Sexual Issues and Controversies

    Teen Pregnancy

    Pornography

    Prostitution

    Sexual Violence: Rape and Date Rape

Theoretical Analysis of Sexuality

    Structural-Functional Analysis

    Symbolic-Interaction Analysis

    Social-Conflict and Feminist Analysis

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Chapter 9 Deviance

What Is Deviance?

    Social Control

    The Biological Context

    Personality Factors

    The Social Foundations of Deviance

The Functions of Deviance: Structural-Functional Analysis

    Durkheim’s Basic Insight

    Merton’s Strain Theory

    Deviant Subcultures

Labeling Deviance: Symbolic-Interaction Analysis

    Labeling Theory

    The Medicalization of Deviance

    Sutherland’s Differential Association Theory

    Hirschi’s Control Theory

Deviance and Inequality: Social-Conflict Analysis

    Deviance and Power

    Deviance and Capitalism

    White-Collar Crime

    Corporate Crime

    Organized Crime

Deviance, Race, and Gender

    Hate Crimes

    The Feminist Perspective: Deviance and Gender

Crime

    Types of Crime

    Criminal Statistics

    The Street Criminal: A Profile

    Crime in Global Perspective

The U.S. Criminal Justice System

    Due Process

    Police

    Courts

    Punishment

    The Death Penalty

    Community-Based Corrections

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Part III Social Inequality


Chapter 10 Social Stratification

What Is Social Stratification?

Caste and Class Systems

    The Caste System

    The Class System

    Caste and Class: The United Kingdom

    Another Example: Japan

    Classless Societies? The Former Soviet Union

    China: Emerging Social Classes

    Ideology: The Power behind Stratification

The Functions of Social Stratification

    The Davis-Moore Thesis

Stratification and Conflict

    Karl Marx: Class Conflict

    Why No Marxist Revolution?

    Max Weber: Class, Status, and Power

Stratification and Interaction

Stratification and Technology: A Global Perspective

    Hunting and Gathering Societies

    Horticultural, Pastoral, and Agrarian Societies

    Industrial Societies

    The Kuznets Curve

Social Stratification: Facts and Values

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Chapter 11 Social Class in the United States

Dimensions of Social Inequality

    Income

    Wealth

    Power

    Occupational Prestige

    Schooling

U.S. Stratification: Merit and Caste

    Ancestry

    Race and Ethnicity

    Gender

Social Classes in the United States

    The Upper Class

    The Middle Class

    The Working Class

    The Lower Class

The Difference Class Makes

    Health

    Values and Attitudes

    Politics

    Family and Gender

Social Mobility

    Research on Mobility

    Seeing Sociology in the News “The End of Upward Mobility?”

    Mobility by Income Level

    Mobility: Race, Ethnicity, and Gender

    Mobility and Marriage

    The American Dream: Still a Reality?

    The Global Economy and the U.S. Class Structure

Poverty in the United States

    The Extent of Poverty

    Who Are the Poor?

    Explaining Poverty

    The Working Poor

    Homelessness

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Chapter 12 Global Stratification

Global Stratification: An Overview

    A Word about Terminology

    High-Income Countries

    Middle-Income Countries

    Low-Income Countries

Global Wealth and Poverty

    The Severity of Poverty

    The Extent of Poverty

    Poverty and Children

    Poverty and Women

    Slavery

    Explanations of Global Poverty

Global Stratification: Theoretical Analysis

    Modernization Theory

    Dependency Theory

Global Stratification: Looking Ahead

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Chapter 13 Gender Stratification

Gender and Inequality

    Male-Female Differences

    Gender in Global Perspective

    Patriarchy and Sexism

Gender and Socialization

    Gender and the Family

    Gender and the Peer Group

    Gender and Schooling

    Gender and the Mass Media

Gender and Social Stratification

    Working Women and Men

    Gender, Income, and Wealth

    Housework: Women’s “Second Shift”

    Gender and Education

    Gender and Politics

    Gender and the Military

    Are Women a Minority?

    Minority Women: Intersection Theory

    Violence against Women

    Violence against Men

    Sexual Harassment

    Pornography

Theoretical Analysis of Gender

    Structural-Functional Analysis

    Symbolic-Interaction Analysis

    Social-Conflict Analysis

Feminism

    Basic Feminist Ideas

    Types of Feminism

    Opposition to Feminism

Gender: Looking Ahead

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Chapter 14 Race and Ethnicity

The Social Meaning of Race and Ethnicity

    Race

    Ethnicity

    Minorities

Prejudice and Stereotypes

    Measuring Prejudice: The Social Distance Scale

    Racism

    Theories of Prejudice

Discrimination

    Institutional Prejudice and Discrimination

    Prejudice and Discrimination: The Vicious Circle

Majority and Minority: Patterns of Interaction

    Pluralism

    Assimilation

    Segregation

    Genocide

Race and Ethnicity in the United States

    Native Americans

    White Anglo-Saxon Protestants

    African Americans

    Asian Americans

    Hispanic Americans/Latinos

    Arab Americans

    White Ethnic Americans

Race and Ethnicity: Looking Ahead

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Chapter 15 Aging and the Elderly

The Graying of the United States

    Birth Rate: Going Down

    Life Expectancy: Going Up

    An Aging Society: Cultural Change

    The “Young Old” and the “Old Old”

Growing Old: Biology and Culture

    Biological Changes

    Psychological Changes

    Aging and Culture

    Age Stratification: A Global Survey

Transitions and Challenges of Aging

    Finding Meaning

    Social Isolation

    Retirement

    Aging and Poverty

    Caregiving

    Ageism

    The Elderly: A Minority?

Theoretical Analysis of Aging

    Structural-Functional Analysis: Aging and Disengagement

    Symbolic-Interaction Analysis: Aging and Activity

    Social-Conflict Analysis: Aging and Inequality

Death and Dying

    Historical Patterns of Death

    The Modern Separation of Life and Death

    Ethical Issues: Confronting Death

    Bereavement

Aging: Looking Ahead

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Part IV Social Institutions


Chapter 16 The Economy and Work

The Economy: Historical Overview

    The Agricultural Revolution

    The Industrial Revolution

    The Information Revolution and Postindustrial Society

    Sectors of the Economy

    The Global Economy

Economic Systems: Paths to Justice

    Capitalism

    Socialism

    Welfare Capitalism and State Capitalism

    Relative Advantages of Capitalism and Socialism

    Changes in Socialist and Capitalist Countries

Work in the Postindustrial U.S. Economy

    The Decline of Agricultural Work

    From Factory Work to Service Work

    The Dual Labor Market

    Labor Unions

    Professions

    Self-Employment

    Unemployment and Underemployment

    The Underground Economy

    Workplace Diversity: Race and Gender

    Information Technology and Work

    Corporations

    Economic Concentration

    Conglomerates and Corporate Linkages

    Corporations: Are They Competitive?

    Corporations and the Global Economy

The Economy: Looking Ahead

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Chapter 17 Politics and Government

Power and Authority

    Traditional Authority

    Rational-Legal Authority

    Charismatic Authority

Politics in Global Perspective

    Monarchy

    Democracy

    Authoritarianism

    Totalitarianism

    A Global Political System?

Politics in the United States

    U.S. Culture and the Rise of the Welfare State

    The Political Spectrum

    Special-Interest Groups

    Voter Apathy

    Should Convicted Criminals Vote?

Theoretical Analysis of Power in Society

    The Pluralist Model: The People Rule

    The Power-Elite Model: A Few People Rule

    The Marxist Model: The System Is Biased

Power beyond the Rules

    Revolution

    Terrorism

War and Peace

    The Causes of War

    Social Class and the Military

    Is Terrorism a New Kind of War?

    The Costs and Causes of Militarism

    Nuclear Weapons

    Mass Media and War

    Pursuing Peace

Politics: Looking Ahead

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Chapter 18 Families

Families: Basic Concepts

Families: Global Variations

    Marriage Patterns

    Residential Patterns

    Patterns of Descent

    Patterns of Authority

Theoretical Analysis of Families

    Functions of the Family: Structural-Functional Analysis

    Inequality and the Family: Social-Conflict and Feminist Analysis

    Constructing Family Life: Micro-Level Analysis

Stages of Family Life

    Courtship

    Settling In: Ideal and Real Marriage

    Child Rearing

    The Family in Later Life

U.S. Families: Class, Race, and Gender

    Social Class

    Ethnicity and Race

    Gender

Transitions and Problems in Family Life

    Divorce

    Remarriage and Blended Families

    Family Violence

Alternative Family Forms

    One-Parent Families

    Cohabitation

    Gay and Lesbian Couples

    Singlehood

New Reproductive Technologies and Families

Families: Looking Ahead

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Chapter 19 Religion

Religion: Basic Concepts

    Religion and Sociology

Theoretical Analysis of Religion

    Functions of Religion: Structural-Functional Analysis

    Constructing the Sacred: Symbolic-Interaction Analysis

    Inequality and Religion: Social-Conflict Analysis

Religion and Social Change

    Max Weber: Protestantism and Capitalism

    Liberation Theology

Types of Religious Organizations

    Church

    Sect

    Cult

Religion in History

    Religion in Preindustrial Societies

    Religion in Industrial Societies

World Religions

    Christianity

    Islam

    Judaism

    Hinduism

    Buddhism

    Confucianism

    Religion: East and West

Religion in the United States

    Religious Affiliation

    Religiosity

    Religion: Class, Ethnicity, and Race

Religion in a Changing Society

    Changing Affiliation

    Secularization

    Civil Religion

    “New Age” Seekers: Spirituality without Formal Religion

    Religious Revival: “Good Old-Time Religion”

Religion: Looking Ahead

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Chapter 20 Education

Education: A Global Survey

    Schooling and Economic Development

    Schooling in India

    Schooling in Japan

    Schooling in Great Britain

    Schooling in the United States

The Functions of Schooling

    Socialization

    Cultural Innovation

    Social Integration

    Social Placement

    Latent Functions of Schooling

Schooling and Social Interaction

    The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy

Schooling and Social Inequality

    Social Control

    Standardized Testing

    School Tracking

    Inequality among Schools

    Access to Higher Education

    Greater Opportunity: Expanding Higher Education

    Privilege and Personal Merit

Problems in the Schools

    Discipline and Violence

    Student Passivity

    Dropping Out

    Academic Standards

    Grade Inflation

Current Issues in U.S. Education

    School Choice

    Home Schooling

    Schooling People with Disabilities

    Adult Education

    The Teacher Shortage

Schooling: Looking Ahead

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Chapter 21 Health and Medicine

What Is Health?

    Health and Society

Health: A Global Survey

    Health in Low-Income Countries

    Health in High-Income Countries

Health in the United States

    Who Is Healthy? Age, Gender, Class, and Race

    Cigarette Smoking

    Eating Disorders

    Obesity

    Sexually Transmitted Diseases

    Ethical Issues surrounding Death

The Medical Establishment

    The Rise of Scientific Medicine

    Holistic Medicine

    Paying for Medical Care: A Global Survey

    Paying for Medical Care: The United States

    The Nursing Shortage

Theoretical Analysis of Health and Medicine

    Structural-Functional Analysis: Role Theory

    Symbolic-Interaction Analysis: The Meaning of Health

    Social-Conflict and Feminist Analysis: Health and Inequality

Health and Medicine: Looking Ahead

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Part V Social Change

 

Chapter 22 Population, Urbanization, and Environment

Demography: The Study of Population

    Fertility

    Mortality

    Migration

    Population Growth

    Population Composition

History and Theory of Population Growth

    Malthusian Theory

    Demographic Transition Theory

    Global Population Today: A Brief Survey

Urbanization: The Growth of Cities

    The Evolution of Cities

    The Growth of U.S. Cities

    Suburbs and Urban Decline

    Postindustrial Sunbelt Cities

    Megalopolis: The Regional City

    Edge Cities

    The Rural Rebound

Urbanism as a Way of Life

    Ferdinand Tönnies: Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft

    Emile Durkheim: Mechanical and Organic Solidarity

    Georg Simmel: The Blasé Urbanite

    The Chicago School: Robert Park and Louis Wirth

    Urban Ecology

    Urban Political Economy

Urbanization in Poor Nations

Environment and Society

    The Global Dimension

    Technology and the Environmental Deficit

    Culture: Growth and Limits

    Solid Waste: The Disposable Society

    Water and Air

    The Rain Forests

    Environmental Racism

Looking Ahead: Toward a Sustainable Society and World

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Chapter 23 Collective Behavior and Social Movements

Studying Collective Behavior

Localized Collectivities: Crowds

    Mobs and Riots

    Crowds, Mobs, and Social Change

    Explaining Crowd Behavior

Dispersed Collectivities: Mass Behavior

    Rumor and Gossip

    Public Opinion and Propaganda

    Fashions and Fads

    Panic and Mass Hysteria

    Disasters

Social Movements

    Types of Social Movements

    Claims Making

    Explaining Social Movements

    Gender and Social Movements

    Stages in Social Movements

    Social Movements and Social Change

Social Movements: Looking Ahead

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Chapter 24 Social Change: Traditional, Modern, and Postmodern Societies

What Is Social Change?

Causes of Social Change

    Culture and Change

    Conflict and Change

    Ideas and Change

    Demographic Change

Modernity

    Four Dimensions of Modernization

    Ferdinand Tönnies: The Loss of Community

    Emile Durkheim: The Division of Labor

    Max Weber: Rationalization

    Karl Marx: Capitalism

Theoretical Analysis of Modernity

    Structural-Functional Theory: Modernity as Mass Society

    Social-Conflict Theory: Modernity as Class Society

    Modernity and the Individual

    Modernity and Progress

    Modernity: Global Variation

Postmodernity

Looking Ahead: Modernization and Our Global Future

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Subject Index

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