Sociological perspectives : understanding human society /
Sociological perspectives : understanding human society /
Edited by Paul E. Mott [and others]
- Columbus, Ohio : C. E. Merrill Pub. Co., c1973.
- xi, 205 p. ; 23 cm.
- Merrill sociology series .
The crisis society: U.S. National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence. Violence in America. O'Donnell, J. A., and Ball, J. C. Narcotic addiction. Mumford, L. Living conditions in ancient Rome.--Sociological perspectives: Olsen, M. E. Levels of analysis in sociology. Mills, C. W. Sociology and history. Sudnow, D. Normal crimes; sociological features of the penal code in a public defender office. Newcomb, T. M. Attitude development as a function of reference groups; the Bennington study. Bettelheim, B. Individual and mass behavior in extreme situations. Horton, J. Order and conflict theories of social problems as competing ideologies.--Symbols, culture, and socialization: White, L. The symbol. Davis, K. Final note on a case of extreme isolation. Merrill, F. The self and the other; an emerging field of social problems. Hoebel, A. E. The nature of culture. Brewer, J. M. Ghetto children know what they're talking about. Miner, H. Body ritual among the Nacirema.--The organization of people: Whyte, W. F. The social structure of the restaurant. Riesman, D. Some observations on the limits of totalitarian power. Fritz, C. E. Disasters compared in six American communities.
067509044X
Sociology.
301.08 / SOC 1973
The crisis society: U.S. National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence. Violence in America. O'Donnell, J. A., and Ball, J. C. Narcotic addiction. Mumford, L. Living conditions in ancient Rome.--Sociological perspectives: Olsen, M. E. Levels of analysis in sociology. Mills, C. W. Sociology and history. Sudnow, D. Normal crimes; sociological features of the penal code in a public defender office. Newcomb, T. M. Attitude development as a function of reference groups; the Bennington study. Bettelheim, B. Individual and mass behavior in extreme situations. Horton, J. Order and conflict theories of social problems as competing ideologies.--Symbols, culture, and socialization: White, L. The symbol. Davis, K. Final note on a case of extreme isolation. Merrill, F. The self and the other; an emerging field of social problems. Hoebel, A. E. The nature of culture. Brewer, J. M. Ghetto children know what they're talking about. Miner, H. Body ritual among the Nacirema.--The organization of people: Whyte, W. F. The social structure of the restaurant. Riesman, D. Some observations on the limits of totalitarian power. Fritz, C. E. Disasters compared in six American communities.
067509044X
Sociology.
301.08 / SOC 1973