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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... look at what happens in enough cases , over a long enough period of time . Suppose you were the first person from a working - class family to go to college , and suppose that most of your friends in college are from similar backgrounds ...
... look at what happens in enough cases , over a long enough period of time . Suppose you were the first person from a working - class family to go to college , and suppose that most of your friends in college are from similar backgrounds ...
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... look beyond what is obvious to us from where we stand . It is to look for ideas and infor- mation that might challenge the common sense that gets us through daily life . It means considering the quality and correctness of knowl- edge ...
... look beyond what is obvious to us from where we stand . It is to look for ideas and infor- mation that might challenge the common sense that gets us through daily life . It means considering the quality and correctness of knowl- edge ...
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... look one up . What we do will depend on what we are trying to under- stand and how important the matter is to us . Even if we don't break off a conversation and dash to the library , perhaps we will make a mental note to look something ...
... look one up . What we do will depend on what we are trying to under- stand and how important the matter is to us . Even if we don't break off a conversation and dash to the library , perhaps we will make a mental note to look something ...
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