SOC 398 - Sociological Imagination

This course is intended to teach students three initiatives for “doing sociology.” The first it to teach them to use information and develop reason to understand what is going on in the world and what is happening within themselves. The second is to teach students how to engage in a reflective style of work that will guide them in observing and experiencing their everyday social lives. The third is to teach students to employ some of the main concepts in sociology (e.g., modernity, rationalization, structure/agency, social constructionism, intersectionality, social control, etc.) in making sense of social life.

Credits 1