Download Book Committing Sociology: Critical Perspectives on our Social World - PDF
Original PDF (without Cover and Beginning) by Sarah Knudson, Denise Hahn
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Format: Original PDF (without Cover and Beginning) Language: English Edition: 1 Publisher: Pearson Canada; 1st edition (Jan. 31 2020) Publication Date of the Electronic Edition: 2020
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ISBN: 9780135328057, 9780135321485, 9780135328101, 0135328101, 9780135352687, 9780135259757, 9780136643760, 9780135321539
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This is the eBook of the printed book and may not include any media, website access codes, or print supplements that may come packaged with the bound book. NOTE:REVEL is a fully digital delivery of Pearson content. This ISBN is for the standalone REVEL access card. In addition to this access card, you will need a course invite link, provided by your instructor, to register for and use REVEL. The text’s overarching critical framework underscores sociology’s aims of addressing social inequalities and working toward social change, and it considers the role of values and ideologies in guiding research processes. It aims to introduce theoretical and methodological tools for questioning inequalities and power structures, considering how sociology can give voice to vulnerable populations, and addressing shifts within the discipline from doing researchonto doing researchwithpopulations and promoting empowerment through research. Within its overall focus on critical perspectives and social change,Committing Sociologyoffers two additional perspectives that make it unique as an introductory resource. First, it responds to the limited inclusion of Indigenous content in prior introductory-level sociology resources by including discussion of Indigenous issues from Canadian and international perspectives, implications of social issues for Indigenous communities, writing by Indigenous scholars, and an introduction to Indigenous methods, methodologies, and worldviews. Second, it responds to the growing trend toward community-engaged research and learning approaches by including research examples, researcher profiles, and theoretical and methodological considerations of community-engaged research throughout. Together, the two special foci respond to the growing demand for incorporation of Indigenous content and community-engaged learning within sociology classes, and they also demonstrate how a bold commitment to critical sociology is part of broader efforts at reconciliation with Indigenous peoples and social change at grassroots levels.
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