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Cultural sociology

The Routledge Handbook of Translation and Methodology, 2022
Cultural Sociology is the first journal explicitly to be dedicated to the sociological comprehension of cultural matters. It will act as a key meeting point for sociological analysts of culture coming from a wide range of theoretical and methodological ...
Mila Milani
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Sociology of Childhood

The SAGE Encyclopedia of Children and Childhood Studies, 2020
The sociology of childhood has been used increasingly as a theoretical perspective in early childhood education since the late 1980s. In Australia, those who draw on the sociology of childhood have tended to use it in similar ways to European ...
S. Grieshaber
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Decolonizing Sociology: An Introduction

Sociology of Race and Ethnicity, 2021
Decolonizing Sociology is a welcome contribution to ongoing efforts to rethink the discipline and to develop new practices that incorporate voices that have been silenced and experiences that have been occluded by mainstream sociology.
J. Itzigsohn
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Sociology in Its Place, and Other Essays.

Social Forces, 1971
Preface Part I: 1. Sociology in its place 2. What is structuralism? 3. The sociological explanation of 'religious' beliefs 4. Class, status and power? Part II: 5. Embourgeoisement, self-rated Class and Party preference 6. Charismatic legitimacy and One-party Rule in Nkrumah's Ghana 7. Status consistency, relative deprivation and attitudes to immigrants
Robert Bierstedt, W. G. Runciman
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A sociology of Covid-19

, 2020
The Covid-19 pandemic presents the profoundest public health and economic crisis of our times. The seemingly impossible has happened: borders have closed, nations have locked down, and individuals have socially isolated for the collective good.
Steve Matthewman, Kate Huppatz
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Radical Otherness: Sociological and Theological Approaches

Theology & Sexuality, 2015
Isherwood and Harris have combined efforts to share the benefit of their respective fields of study as they offer a dialectical study of otherness.
Helene Tallon Russell, K. Brynolf Lyon
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Sociology Engaged in Social Justice

American Sociological Review, 2020
This article expands on my presidential address to further bolster the case that sociology has, from its inception, been engaged in social justice. I argue that a critical review of our discipline and our Association’s vaunted empiricist tradition of ...
M. Romero
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Facing Each Other: Japanese and Russian Sociologies

Journal of Historical Sociology, 2021
AbstractThe history of sociology as a subfield has long aimed to describe the historical developments of the discipline, within which national traditions offer unique voices while also contributing to a global sociology. How do various sociological paradigms and national traditions approach social reality in similar and different ways?
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Jews, Western sociology’s intimate others

Journal of Classical Sociology, 2019
This article argues that Goldberg’s Modernity and the Jews in Western Social Thought fills an important gap: Jews are not only ‘good to think’ (Lévi-Strauss) but also essential for Western social theorists to critically interpret modernity and ambivalence towards it. In the article’s first part, devoted to the book’s epistemological and methodological
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Flying Aeroplanes and Other Sociological Tales

2020
Flying Aeroplanes and Other Sociological Tales is an introductory textbook for students wishing to learn about sociology and social research methods. Each of the short tales, told by a sociologist, introduces topics and research methods using an engaging storyline.
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