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This work offers a clear, nontechnical introduction to sociology, beginning with the nature and origins of social life and methods of studying groups. It examines family formation, home life, children, and domestic economy; contrasts rural and urban communities, addressing land, occupations, education, recreation, institutions, and the rural-urban shift; surveys industrial organization, labor, immigration, housing, crime, charity, and urban services; treats national functions, state institutions, and international relations; and concludes with social analysis of physical, psychological, and theoretical factors and a discussion of sociological method. The emphasis is on concrete examples and practical guidance for students and social workers.


READING REFERENCES

Dealey: Sociology, pages 19-40.

Blackmar and Gillin: Outlines of Sociology, pages 13-47, 541-564.

Giddings: Principles of Sociology, pages 3-51.

Ellwood: Sociology in Its Psychological Aspects, pages 29-65.

Ross: Foundations of Sociology, pages 15-28, 256-348.

Small: General Sociology, pages 40-97.







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