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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... problems where they saw none before , perhaps because of what they took for granted . This sort of conversation can ... problem , " and go on to devise a new way of doing things together , the social world is indeed remade . So while it ...
... problems where they saw none before , perhaps because of what they took for granted . This sort of conversation can ... problem , " and go on to devise a new way of doing things together , the social world is indeed remade . So while it ...
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... problem of failure in school is more complicated than I have made it out to be . But that is precisely the point : The problem is complicated because it arises out of a web of connections between schools , students , teachers , families ...
... problem of failure in school is more complicated than I have made it out to be . But that is precisely the point : The problem is complicated because it arises out of a web of connections between schools , students , teachers , families ...
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... problem as trivial and thus hurt your friend's feelings . Perhaps later s / he calls you to account for your ... problems that seem small to you . So you might say , " I wasn't listening closely because I was tired of your whining about ...
... problem as trivial and thus hurt your friend's feelings . Perhaps later s / he calls you to account for your ... problems that seem small to you . So you might say , " I wasn't listening closely because I was tired of your whining about ...
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