Sociology: Making Sense of Society

by IanMarsh (Editor)

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  Illustrated
  2000

  $3.25

  The first edition of Sociology: Making sense of society was received with huge enthusiasm and provided an attractive alternative to established introductory Sociology texts. Whilst retaining the successful features of its predecessor, this fully updated new edition has been redesigned to be both more appealing and accessible to the reader. As well as extensive updating of all data, tables, graphs and case studies, each chapter has been fully revised and updated, some completely rewritten. The new edition also sees the inclusion of an exciting new chapter: Health and Illness written by Judith Green (London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine) and Nicki Thorogood (UMDS, Guy's Hospital). Sociology: Making sense of society is essential reading for undergraduate and advanced 'A' level sociology courses, and will also be relevant for students from other disciplines who require an accessible guide to contemporary British society and sociological thought.

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  Paperback
  2006

  $3.25

  Providing a broad introduction to sociology, the third edition of Sociology: Making sense of sociology lays the foundations for a theoretically and methodologically robust understanding of the subject area. Key topics encourage critical reflection within a wide social, cultural and historical context. Issues are explored against the backdrop of a UK, European and wider-world context to offer students a balanced view in a globalising age. Topical examples from across the world stimulate student interest and apply the analysis.