For One-quarter/semester Or Two Semester Introductory Sociology Courses. This Text Shows Students That Sociology Is Relevant To Their Daily Lives. Sociology, Eleventh Edition Has A New Groundbreaking Design, Relevant Applications, And A Wealth Of Instructor And Student Resources. John Macionis, Like Many College Students, Found His Passion And Life's Work, After Taking An Introductory Sociology Course. Sociology Helped Him Make Sense Of The World. John Shares His Enthusiasm, Excitement, And Teaching Experience Through A Clear And Engaging Writing Style That Connect With Students.

Kenneth Plummer, John J. Macionis

John J. Macionis, Kenneth Plummer

Upper Saddle River, N.J.: Pearson/Prentice Hall

Globe Fearon Educational Publishing

Pearson Education, Limited

Longman Publishing

Cengage Gale

11th ed., International ed, Upper Saddle River, N.J, c2007

11th ed., Upper Saddle River, N.J, New Jersey, 2007

11th ed, Upper Saddle River (New Jersey), cop. 2007

United States, United States of America

Eleventh, 2007

2006

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Includes bibliographical references and indexes.

topic: Sociology

Type: 英文图书

Bookmarks:
1. (p1) PREFACE
2. (p2) ABOUT THE AUTHOR
3. (p3) PART I The Foundations of Sociology
3.1. (p4) 1 The Sociological Perspective
3.2. (p11) 2 Sociological Investigation
4. (p16) PART II The Foundations of Society
4.1. (p17) 3 Culture
4.2. (p23) 4 Society
4.2.1. (p18) WHAT IS CULTURE?
4.2.2. (p19) THE ELEMENTS OF CULTURE
4.2.3. (p20) CULTURAL DIVERSITY: MANY WAYS OF LIFE IN ONE WORLD
4.2.4. (p21) THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF CULTURE
4.2.5. (p22) CULTURE AND HUMAN FREEDOM
4.2.6. (p24) GERHARD LENSKI: SOCIETY AND TECHNOLOGY
4.2.7. (p25) KARL MARX: SOCIETY AND CONFLICT
4.2.8. (p26) MAX WEBER: THE RATIONALIZATION OF SOCIETY
4.2.9. (p27) EMILE DURKHEIM: SOCIETY AND FUNCTION
4.2.10. (p28) CRITICAL REVIEW: FOUR VISIONS OF SOCIETY
4.3. (p29) 5 Socialization
4.3.1. (p30) SOCIAL EXPERIENCE: THE KEY TO OUR HUMANITY
4.3.2. (p31) UNDERSTANDING SOCIALIZATION
4.3.3. (p32) AGENTS OF SOCIALIZATION
4.3.4. (p33) SOCIALIZATION AND THE LIFE COURSE
4.3.5. (p34) RESOCIALIZATION: TOTAL INSTITUTIONS
4.4. (p35) 6 Social Interaction in Everyday Life
4.4.1. (p36) SOCIAL STRUCTURE: A GUIDE TO EVERYDAY LIVING
4.4.2. (p37) STATUS
4.4.3. (p38) ROLE
4.4.4. (p39) THE SOCIAL CONSTRUCTION OF REALITY
4.4.5. (p40) DRAMATURGICAL ANALYSIS: "THE PRESENTATION OF SELF"
4.4.6. (p41) INTERACTION IN EVERYDAY LIFE: THREE APPLICATIONS
4.5. (p42) 7 Groups and Organizations
4.5.1. (p43) SOCIAL GROUPS
4.5.2. (p44) FORMAL ORGANIZATIONS
4.5.3. (p45) THE EVOLUTION OF FORMAL ORGANIZATIONS
4.5.4. (p46) THE FUTURE OF ORGANIZATIONS: OPPOSING TRENDS
4.6. (p47) 8 Sexuality and Society
4.6.1. (p48) UNDERSTANDING SEXUALITY
4.6.2. (p49) SEXUAL ATTITUDES IN THE UNITED STATES
4.6.3. (p50) SEXUAL ORIENTATION
4.6.4. (p51) SEXUAL ISSUES AND CONTROVERSIES
4.6.5. (p52) THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF SEXUALITY
4.7. (p53) 9 Deviance
5. (p61) PART III Social Inequality
5.1. (p62) 10 Social Stratification
5.1.1. (p63) WHAT IS SOCIAL STRATIFICATION?
5.1.2. (p64) CASTE AND CLASS SYSTEMS
5.1.3. (p65) THE FUNCTIONS OF SOCIAL STRATIFICATION
5.1.4. (p66) STRATIFICATION AND CONFLICT
5.1.5. (p67) STRATIFICATION AND INTERACTION
5.1.6. (p68) STRATIFICATION AND TECHNOLOGY: A GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
5.1.7. (p69) SOCIAL STRATIFICATION: FACTS AND VALUES
5.2. (p70) 11 Social Class in the United States
5.2.1. (p71) DIMENSIONS OF SOCIAL INEQUALITY
5.2.2. (p72) U.S. STRATIFICATION: MERIT AND CASTE
5.2.3. (p73) SOCIAL CLASSES IN THE UNITED STATES
5.2.4. (p74) THE DIFFERENCE CLASS MAKES
5.2.5. (p75) SOCIAL MOBILITY
5.2.6. (p76) POVERTY IN THE UNITED STATES
5.3. (p77) 12 Global Stratification
5.3.1. (p78) GLOBAL STRATIFICATION: AN OVERVIEW
5.3.2. (p79) GLOBAL WEALTH AND POVERTY
5.3.3. (p80) GLOBAL STRATIFICATION: THEORETICAL ANALYSIS
5.3.4. (p81) GLOBAL STRATIFICATION: LOOKING AHEAD
5.4. (p82) 13 Gender Stratification
5.4.1. (p83) GENDER AND INEQUALITY
5.4.2. (p84) GENDER AND SOCIALIZATION
5.4.3. (p85) GENDER AND SOCIAL STRATIFICATION
5.4.4. (p86) THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF GENDER
5.4.5. (p87) FEMINISM
5.4.6. (p88) GENDER: LOOKING AHEAD
5.5. (p89) 14 Race and Ethnicity
5.5.1. (p90) THE SOCIAL MEANING OF RACE AND ETHNICITY
5.5.2. (p91) PREJUDICE
5.5.3. (p92) DISCRIMINATION
5.5.4. (p93) MAJORITY AND MINORITY: PATTERNS OF INTERACTION
5.5.5. (p94) RACE AND ETHNICITY IN THE UNITED STATES
5.5.6. (p95) RACE AND ETHNICITY: LOOKING AHEAD
5.6. (p96) 15 Aging and the Elderly
6. (p103) PART IV Social Institutions
6.1. (p104) 16 The Economy and Work
6.1.1. (p105) THE ECONOMY: HISTORICAL OVERVIEW
6.1.2. (p106) ECONOMIC SYSTEMS: PATHS TO JUSTICE
6.1.3. (p107) WORK IN THE POSTINDUSTRIAL ECONOMY
6.1.4. (p108) CORPORATIONS
6.1.5. (p109) THE ECONOMY: LOOKING AHEAD
6.2. (p110) 17 Politics and Government
6.2.1. (p111) POWER AND AUTHORITY
6.2.2. (p112) POLITICS IN GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
6.2.3. (p113) POLITICS IN THE UNITED STATES
6.2.4. (p114) THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF POWER IN SOCIETY
6.2.5. (p115) POWER BEYOND THE RULES
6.2.6. (p116) WAR AND PEACE
6.2.7. (p117) POLITICS: LOOKING AHEAD
6.3. (p118) 18 Families
6.3.1. (p119) FAMILIES: BASIC CONCEPTS
6.3.2. (p120) FAMILIES: GLOBAL VARIATIONS
6.3.3. (p121) THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF FAMILIES
6.3.4. (p122) STAGES OF FAMILY LIFE
6.3.5. (p123) U.S. FAMILIES: CLASS, RACE, AND GENDER
6.3.6. (p124) TRANSITIONS AND PROBLEMS IN FAMILY LIFE
6.3.7. (p125) ALTERNATIVE FAMILY FORMS
6.3.8. (p126) NEW REPRODUCTIVE TECHNOLOGY AND THE FAMILY
6.3.9. (p127) FAMILIES: LOOKING AHEAD
6.4. (p128) 19 Religion
6.4.1. (p129) RELIGION: BASIC CONCEPTS
6.4.2. (p130) THEORETICAL ANALYSIS OF RELIGION
6.4.3. (p131) RELIGION AND SOCIAL CHANGE
6.4.4. (p132) TYPES OF RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATIONS
6.4.5. (p133) RELIGION IN HISTORY
6.4.6. (p134) WORLD RELIGIONS
6.4.7. (p135) RELIGION IN THE UNITED STATES
6.4.8. (p136) RELIGION IN A CHANGING SOCIETY
6.4.9. (p137) RELIGION: LOOKING AHEAD
6.5. (p138) 20 Education
6.5.1. (p139) EDUCATION: A GLOBAL SURVEY
6.5.2. (p140) THE FUNCTIONS OF SCHOOLING
6.5.3. (p141) SCHOOLING AND SOCIAL INTERACTION
6.5.4. (p142) SCHOOLING AND SOCIAL INEQUALITY
6.5.5. (p143) PROBLEMS IN THE SCHOOLS
6.5.6. (p144) RECENT ISSUES IN U.S. EDUCATION
6.5.7. (p145) SCHOOLING: LOOKING AHEAD
6.6. (p146) 21 Health and Medicine
7. (p153) PART V Social Change
7.1. (p154) 22 Population, Urbanization, and Environment
7.1.1. (p155) DEMOGRAPHY: THE STUDY OF POPULATION
7.1.2. (p156) HISTORY AND THEORY OF POPULATION GROWTH
7.1.3. (p157) URBANIZATION: THE GROWTH OF CITIES
7.1.4. (p158) URBANISM AS A WAY OF LIFE
7.1.5. (p159) URBANIZATION IN POOR NATIONS 596 ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY
7.1.6. (p160) LOOKING AHEAD: TOWARD A SUSTAINABLE SOCIETY AND WORLD
7.2. (p161) 23 Collective Behavior and Social Movements
7.2.1. (p162) STUDYING COLLECTIVE BEHAVIOR
7.2.2. (p163) LOCALIZED COLLECTIVITIES: CROWDS
7.2.3. (p164) DISPERSED COLLECTIVITIES: MASS BEHAVIOR
7.2.4. (p165) SOCIAL MOVEMENTS
7.2.5. (p166) SOCIAL MOVEMENTS: LOOKING AHEAD
7.3. (p167) 24 Social Change: Traditional, Modern, and Postmodern Societies
8. (p174) GLOSSARY
9. (p175) REFERENCES
10. (p176) PHOTO CREDITS
11. (p177) NAME INDEX
12. (p178) SUBJECT INDEX

theme: Sociology

Includes bibliographical references (p. 669-692) and indexes
pt. I. The foundations of sociology -- 1. The sociological perspective -- The importance of a global perspective -- Applying the sociological perspective -- The origins of sociology -- Sociological theory -- Applying the approaches : the sociology of sports -- 2. Sociological investigation -- Basics of sociological investigation -- Three ways to do sociology -- Methods of sociological research -- Putting it all together : ten steps in sociological investigation --
pt. II. The foundations of society -- 3. Culture -- What is culture? -- The elements of culture -- Cultural diversity : many ways of life in one world -- Theoretical analysis of culture -- Culture and human freedom -- 4. Society -- Gerhard Lenski : society and technology -- Karl Marx : society and conflict -- Max Weber : the rationalization of society -- Emile Durkheim : society and function -- Critical review : four visions of society -- 5. Socialization -- Social experience : the key to our humanity -- Understanding socialization -- Agents of socialization -- Socialization and the life course -- Resocialization : total institutions -- 6. Social interaction in everyday life -- Social structure : a guide to everyday living -- Status -- Role -- The social construction of reality -- Dramaturgical analysis : "the presentation of self" -- Interaction in everyday life : three applications -- 7. Groups and organizations -- Social groups -- Formal organizations -- The evolution of formal organizations -- The future of organizations : opposing trends -- 8. Sexuality and society -- Understanding sexuality -- Sexual attitudes in the United States -- Sexual orientation -- Sexual issues and controversies -- Theoretical analysis of sexuality -- 9. Deviance -- What is deviance? -- The functions of deviance : structural-functional analysis -- Labeling deviance : symbolic-interaction analysis -- Deviance and inequality : social-conflict analysis -- Deviance, race, and gender -- Crime -- The U.S. criminal justice system --
pt. III. Social inequality -- 10. Social stratification -- What is social stratification? -- Caste and class systems -- The functions of social stratification -- Stratification and conflict -- Stratification and interaction -- Stratification and technology : a global perspective -- Social stratification : facts and values -- 11. Social class in the United States -- Dimensions of social inequality -- U.S. stratification : merit and caste -- Social classes in the United States -- The difference class makes -- Social mobility -- Poverty in the United States -- 12. Global stratification -- Global stratification : an overview -- Global wealth and poverty -- Global stratification : theoretical analysis -- Global stratification : looking ahead -- 13. Gender stratification -- Gender and inequality -- Gender and socialization -- Gender and social stratification -- Theoretical analysis of gender -- Feminism -- Gender : looking ahead -- 14. Race and ethnicity -- The social meaning of race and ethnicity -- Prejudice -- Discrimination -- Majority and minority : patterns of interaction -- Race and ethnicity in the United States -- Race and ethnicity : looking ahead -- 15. Aging and the elderly -- The graying of the United States -- Growing old : biology and culture -- Transitions and challenges of aging -- Theoretical analysis of aging -- Death and dying -- Aging : looking ahead --
pt. IV. Social institutions -- 16. The economy and work -- The economy : historical overview -- Economic systems : paths to justice -- Work in the postindustrial economy -- Corporations -- The economy : looking ahead -- 17. Politics and government -- Power and authority -- Politics in global perspective -- Politics in the United States -- Theoretical analysis of power in society -- Power beyond the rules -- War and peace -- Politics : looking ahead -- 18. Families -- Families : basic concepts -- Families : global variations -- Theoretical analysis of families -- Stages of family life -- U.S. families : class, race, and gender -- Transitions and problems in family life -- Alternative family forms -- New reproductive technology and the family -- Families : looking ahead -- 19. Religion -- Religion : basic concepts -- Theoretical analysis of religion -- Religion and social change -- Types of religious organizations -- Religion in history -- World religions -- Religion in the United States -- Religion in a changing society-- Religion : looking ahead -- 20. Education -- Education : a global survey -- The functions of schooling -- Schooling and social interaction -- Schooling and social inequality -- Problems in the schools -- Recent issues in U.S. education -- Schooling : looking ahead -- 21. Health and medicine -- What is health? -- Health : a global survey -- Health in the United States -- The medical establishment -- Theoretical analysis of health and medicine -- Health and medicine : looking ahead --
pt. V. Social change -- 22. Population, urbanization, and environment -- Demography : the study of population -- History and theory of population growth -- Urbanization : the growth of cities -- Urbanism as a way of life -- Urbanization in poor nations -- Environment and society -- Looking ahead : toward a sustainable society and world -- 23. Collective behavior and social movements -- Studying collective behavior -- Localized collectivities : crowds -- Dispersed collectivities : mass behavior -- Social movements -- Social movements : looking ahead -- 24. Social change : traditional, modern, and postmodern societies -- What is social change? -- Causes of social change -- Modernity -- Theoretical analysis of modernity -- Postmodernity -- Looking ahead : modernization and our global future -- Glossary

Suitable for one-quarter/semester or two semester introductory Sociology courses, this book shows students that sociology is relevant to their daily lives. It also includes relevant applications, and a number of instructor and student resources.

2023-06-28