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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... probably assume , for example , that this book is not a radio transmitter beaming messages into your brain . You probably do not suspect that the paper is coated with a drug , absorbed through the skin , that causes ringing in the ears ...
... probably assume , for example , that this book is not a radio transmitter beaming messages into your brain . You probably do not suspect that the paper is coated with a drug , absorbed through the skin , that causes ringing in the ears ...
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... Probably more crime , illness , and despair - all of which have costs : higher taxes to pay for more police and prisons ; higher rates for health insurance to cover the cost of emergency - room care for the poor ; higher rates for ...
... Probably more crime , illness , and despair - all of which have costs : higher taxes to pay for more police and prisons ; higher rates for health insurance to cover the cost of emergency - room care for the poor ; higher rates for ...
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... probably also been in situations where you felt as if you did everything wrong and thus probably led others to think you were a clod . Why did this happen ? You might say , " I had a bad day . " That might be true , but if we are ...
... probably also been in situations where you felt as if you did everything wrong and thus probably led others to think you were a clod . Why did this happen ? You might say , " I had a bad day . " That might be true , but if we are ...
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