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Anthony Giddens
Sociology
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CONTENTS
List of Illustrations
List of Tables
List of Classic studies
List of Using Your Sociological Imagination
List of Global society
Guide
Pages
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Preface to the Ninth Edition
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Four central themes
Globalization
Globalization in the ninth edition
Social inequality
Social inequality in the ninth edition
The digital revolution
The digital revolution in the ninth edition
Identity
Identity in the ninth edition
The main elements of our approach
Interactive features
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CONTENTS
An introduction to sociology
The sociological imagination
THINKING CRITICALLY
Studying people and societies
The development of sociological thinking
Theories and theoretical perspectives
Founders of sociology
Auguste Comte
Emile Durkheim
Classic studies 1.1 Emile Durkheim’s study of suicide
The research problem
Durkheim’s explanation
Critical points
Contemporary significance
THINKING CRITICALLY
Karl Marx
Max Weber
Three theoretical traditions
Functionalism
USING YOUR SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION
1.1 Neglected founders of sociology?
Harriet Martineau (1802–76)
W. E. B. Du Bois (1868–1963)
Ibn Khaldun (1332–1406)
THINKING CRITICALLY
Conflict theories
Symbolic interactionism
Traditions and theories
Levels of analysis: microsociology and macrosociology
The uses of sociology
Public and professional sociology
Summary
Chapter review
Research in practice
Thinking it through
Society in the arts
Further reading
Internet links
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CONTENTS
Human subjects, ethical issues
THINKING CRITICALLY
Science and sociology
What is ‘science’ anyway?
Positivism and the philosophy of science
Lessons from the history of science
Scientific sociology?
THINKING CRITICALLY
The research process
Defining the problem
Reviewing existing evidence
Making the problem precise
Working out a design
Conducting the research
Interpreting and reporting the findings
Understanding cause and effect
Causation and correlation
Causal mechanisms
Controls
Identifying causes
Sociological research methods
Ethnography
Surveys
Sampling
Advantages and disadvantages of surveys
The questionnaire – standardized or open-ended?
Experiments
Biographical research
Comparative and historical research
Classic studies 2.1 The social psychology of prison life
The research problem
Zimbardo’s explanation
THINKING CRITICALLY
Visual sociology
Classic studies 2.2 Theda Skocpol’s comparison of social revolutions
The research problem
Skocpol’s explanation
Critical points
Contemporary significance
Digital sociology
THINKING CRITICALLY
Triangulation and mixing methods
The influence of sociology
Chapter review
Research in practice
Thinking it through
Society in the arts
Further reading
Internet links
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CONTENTS
Theories, theorists and perspectives
Towards sociology
THINKING CRITICALLY
Positivism and ‘social evolution’
Karl Marx: revolution not evolution
Marx’s theoretical approach: historical materialism
Successive modes of production: a successful grand theory?
Evaluation
Classic studies 3.1
Neo-Marxism: the Frankfurt School of critical theory
THINKING CRITICALLY
Establishing sociology
Emile Durkheim: the social level of reality
Evaluation
THINKING CRITICALLY
Twentieth-century structural functionalism
Max Weber: capitalism and religion
Religion in the heart of capitalism?
Evaluation
THINKING CRITICALLY
Symbolic interactionism, phenomenology and ethnomethodology
Challenging mainstream sociology
Feminism against malestream sociology
Feminist theories
THINKING CRITICALLY
Poststructuralism and postmodernity
THINKING CRITICALLY
Decolonizing sociology
THINKING CRITICALLY
Enduring theoretical dilemmas
Social structure and human agency
Beyond structure and agency?
Norbert Elias and figurational sociology
Anthony Giddens and structuration theory
THINKING CRITICALLY
Consensus versus conflict
Societies and sociology in transformation
USING YOUR SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION
3.1 Marx and Weber – the shaping of the modern world
THINKING CRITICALLY
Global society 3.1
Rationalization as McDonaldization?
Reflexivity, risk and cosmopolitan theory
Anthony Giddens on social reflexivity
Ulrich Beck – risk in the second modernity
Cosmopolitanism
THINKING CRITICALLY
Conclusion: sociological theory in development
Chapter review
Research in practice
Thinking it through
Society in the arts
Further reading
Internet links
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CONTENTS
Early societies and civilizations
Human origins and migration
Global society 4.1
Humans and the domestication of fire
Traditional civilizations
The transformation of societies
Modernity and industrial technology
THINKING CRITICALLY
Classifying the world’s societies
USING YOUR SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION
4.1 Newly industrializing countries
THINKING CRITICALLY
THINKING CRITICALLY
How societies change
Economic development
Socio-cultural change
Political organization
Globalization
Elements of globalization
Information technology
Classic studies 4.1 Immanuel Wallerstein on the modern world-system
The research problem
Wallerstein’s explanation
Critical points
Contemporary significance
THINKING CRITICALLY
Information flows
The interweaving of cultures and economies
Global society 4.2
International tourist interactions
THINKING CRITICALLY
Transnational corporations
USING YOUR SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION
4.2 ‘Barbie’ and the development of global commodity chains
THINKING CRITICALLY
Political globalization
Structuring the globalization debate
Hyperglobalizers
Sceptics
Transformationalists
Globalization, regionalization or something else?
Consequences of globalization
Glocalization not globalization
Global society 4.3
Reggae – a global musical style?
THINKING CRITICALLY
Reflexive individualism
Classic studies 4.2
Anthony Giddens: riding the juggernaut of modernity
The research problem
Giddens’s explanation
Critical points
Contemporary significance
How to govern a global society?
Chapter review
Research in practice
Thinking it through
Society in the arts
Further reading
Internet links
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CONTENTS
Nature, environment and society
From nature to environment
THINKING CRITICALLY
Sociology and the environment
Theorizing the society–nature nexus
Environmental issues
Global warming
USING YOUR SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION
5.1 Crossing the species barrier: the UK BSE crisis
THINKING CRITICALLY
What is global warming?
THINKING CRITICALLY
Global society 5.1
Greenhouse gases
The potential consequences of global warming
Questioning the science
USING YOUR SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION
5.2 ClimateGate: a cautionary tale
THINKING CRITICALLY
Responding to global warming
THINKING CRITICALLY
Air and water pollution
Air pollution
THINKING CRITICALLY
Water pollution
Global society 5.2
Susan Freinkel on our love–hate affair with plastic
Solid waste and recycling
Food shortages and biotechnology
The GM food controversy
THINKING CRITICALLY
The environment in sociological theory
Living in the global ‘risk society’
Classic studies 5.1 Ulrich Beck and the global risk society
The research problem
Beck’s explanation
Critical points
Contemporary significance
THINKING CRITICALLY
Consumerism and environmental damage
Decarbonizing the ‘car system’?
USING YOUR SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION
5.3 The car is dead – long live the car?
THINKING CRITICALLY
Consumerism: a romantic ethic?
Limits to growth and sustainable development
Sustainable development
Classic studies 5.2 Modelling the limits to economic growth
The research problem
Meadows and colleagues’ explanation
Critical points
Contemporary significance
THINKING CRITICALLY
Ecological modernization
Global society 5.3
Solar power: ecological modernization in practice?
THINKING CRITICALLY
Environmental justice and ecological citizenship
An Anthropocene era?
Chapter review
Research in practice
Thinking it through
Society in the arts
Further reading
Internet links
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