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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... Consider again the example of slavery . We might analyze how it has affected the balance of power between blacks and whites in the United States today . That is an important kind of analysis to do . But we must also consider the meaning ...
... Consider again the example of slavery . We might analyze how it has affected the balance of power between blacks and whites in the United States today . That is an important kind of analysis to do . But we must also consider the meaning ...
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... consider all the circumstances under which women might choose to have babies . I have in mind the case where an ... considering the consequences as fully as possible . Sociological mindfulness demands only mindfulness , not any ...
... consider all the circumstances under which women might choose to have babies . I have in mind the case where an ... considering the consequences as fully as possible . Sociological mindfulness demands only mindfulness , not any ...
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... consider the circumstances that lead us to act as we do , especially when we fail to live as saints . Cultural Context Being sociologically mindful of context also means paying attention to culture - the beliefs , values , and practices ...
... consider the circumstances that lead us to act as we do , especially when we fail to live as saints . Cultural Context Being sociologically mindful of context also means paying attention to culture - the beliefs , values , and practices ...
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