The Sociologically Examined Life: Pieces of the ConversationThis lively and concise supplemental text uses analyses of everyday conversations and experiences to inspire students to think sociologically about society and about themselves as social actors. |
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... patterns in which we are caught up and that we might like to change . Things That Go Together Seeing patterns is often a matter of seeing what kinds of things tend to go together or happen together . One pattern in nature is for flight ...
... patterns in which we are caught up and that we might like to change . Things That Go Together Seeing patterns is often a matter of seeing what kinds of things tend to go together or happen together . One pattern in nature is for flight ...
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... patterns in the social world . Being mindful of patterns in this way is not always silly . It is worth knowing , for example , if people in certain racial , ethnic , or gender groups are more likely to be unemployed , paid low wages ...
... patterns in the social world . Being mindful of patterns in this way is not always silly . It is worth knowing , for example , if people in certain racial , ethnic , or gender groups are more likely to be unemployed , paid low wages ...
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... patterns that exist apart from human action . How might a new idea actually create or change a pattern in the social ... patterns in their behavior . How would you explain the teach- ers ' refusal to see these patterns in their behavior ...
... patterns that exist apart from human action . How might a new idea actually create or change a pattern in the social ... patterns in their behavior . How would you explain the teach- ers ' refusal to see these patterns in their behavior ...
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