Living SociologyProvides an introduction to sociology as a scientific discipline that produces relevant knowledge. This text covers the concepts and principles of sociology while affording attention to diversity issues and social inequalities. It integrates the multicultural, global, and feminist perspectives on social life. It is for students and instructors. |
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