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Sociology: Antipodean Perspectives

Sociology: Antipodean Perspectives

Peter Beilharz
4/5 ( ratings)
Sociology: Antipodean Perspectives introduces students to the study of society from an interdisciplinary perspective. Defining sociology as the data and patterns of everyday life, the book is structured around three sections: place, time and division. The many ways that the lives of Australians intersect with broader societal notions of place and geography, history and culture, institutions and social divisions are covered expertly and creatively by each of the contributors to this textbook. Written expressly for the purpose of engaging first year students in the study of sociology, the book's structure is both flexible and logical, making it an ideal learning and teaching tool.
Language
English
Pages
592
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Oxford University Press, USA
Release
July 12, 2012
ISBN
0195575288
ISBN 13
9780195575286

Sociology: Antipodean Perspectives

Peter Beilharz
4/5 ( ratings)
Sociology: Antipodean Perspectives introduces students to the study of society from an interdisciplinary perspective. Defining sociology as the data and patterns of everyday life, the book is structured around three sections: place, time and division. The many ways that the lives of Australians intersect with broader societal notions of place and geography, history and culture, institutions and social divisions are covered expertly and creatively by each of the contributors to this textbook. Written expressly for the purpose of engaging first year students in the study of sociology, the book's structure is both flexible and logical, making it an ideal learning and teaching tool.
Language
English
Pages
592
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Oxford University Press, USA
Release
July 12, 2012
ISBN
0195575288
ISBN 13
9780195575286

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