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Society: The Basics, 10/E
ISBN-10: 013501882X
ISBN-13: 9780135018828
Publisher: Pearson
Copyright: 2009
Format: Paper; 576 pp
Published: 09/29/2008
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Description
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
John Macionis shares his enthusiasm, excitement and teaching experience with a clear and engaging writing style that connects with students. Macionis', Society: The Basics, 10th edition is designed to help students see the relevance of the sociological theories and ideas that inform their own lives.
Four main themes are found throughout the text:
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Social Diversity
Global Comparisons
Critical Thinking
The new edition has an innovative new design, contemporary and compelling student applications, plus a wealth of author-written and author-managed supplemental material. This revision elevates Society's high standard of excellence, ensuring that it remains one of the foremost introductory sociology resources for students and instructors alike.
This product is an alternate version of:
Macionis,
Society: The Basics, 11/E
Features
SEEING SOCIOLOGY IN EVERYDAY LIFE- An engaging writing style, dynamic design, and superb photo program help students see the relevance of the sociological theories and ideas that inform their own lives.
- Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life photo essays: Each chapter ends with a one-page photo essay that develops a key theme of the chapter in terms of everyday experiences and popular culture.
- For example, Chapter 1 shows how societal forces guide the marriage choices of celebrities.
- Seeing Sociology in the News, appears in each chapter and are recent news stories from the popular press (New York Times, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, Slate, Wall Street Journal, and other sources) that illustrate the power of sociology to make sense of everyday events and trends.
- Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life boxes apply the ideas and concepts on a more personal level.
- Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life Student Annotations challenge students to apply the sociological perspective to their own lives.
- Maps and figures come alive with annotation "balloons": Map balloons explain how where you live has real-life consequences for people, amplifying the Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life theme.
- Designed for a new generation of learners: Society 10/e has been developed to engage student readers, who are the most visually-oriented generation to ever attend college, and help them see sociology come alive.
CRITICAL THINKING AND STUDY SKILLS - Throughout the chapter, critical thinking and study skills guide students through the learning process.
- Critical Thinking questions in all boxes: Critical thinking questions complete all boxes.
- Applying Theory tables give the student an ‘at-a-glance’ view on how the various theoretical approaches view the sociological topic at hand.
- Summing up tables summarize the various concepts in a given chapter in an easy to read format.
- Concept Outlines
- Maps and figures balloons point out key patterns and trends, amplifying the Making the Grade theme.
- Making the Grade: at the end of every chapter, there is a robust learning tool; it includes:
- Visual Summary, which is a graphic review of the main points of the chapter as well as all the key concepts.
- Practice Test, including both multiple choice questions with answers, and suggested essay questions.
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SOCIAL DIVERSITY- Students from all social backgrounds discover a fresh and exciting way to see themselves within the larger social world.
- Thinking about Diversity: Race, Class, and Gender boxes - focuses on multicultural issues and present voices and people of color.
- Seeing Ourselves National Maps boxes - 19 maps help illuminate the social diversity in the United States.
GLOBAL COMPARISONS - Global boxes and in-text global examples allow students to clearly see themselves and their world in a global context.
- Thinking Globally boxes - encourages readers to think about their own way of life by examining the diversity that characterizes our world.
- Window on the World Global Maps boxes - 20 maps offer a comparative look at issues from around the world
SUPPLEMENTS
- Author Written Test Item File–Written by John Macionis, the test item file is a reliable resource as you try to assess students' mastery of the theoretical, conceptual and factual content of your introductory sociology course.
- Instructor’s Manual.Offers instructors a basic overview of the wide range of instructor and student supplements and a Resource Organizer to help professors prepare and utilize resources.
- MySocLab for Macionis, Society, 10/e– MySocLab is an easy-to-use learning management system that allows instructors to assess student progress and adapt course material to meet the specific needs of the class. When students complete an online self-assessment, the results of this test generate an customized study plan, including a variety of tools to help them fully master the material. MySocLab then reports these results to the instructor. Based on these reports, the instructor can adapt course material to suit the needs of individual students or the class as a whole.
New To This Edition
KEY CHANGES
- Student Annotations: Every 2 page spread has 2 types of student annotations:
- Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life (helping students apply sociology's perspective and content to their own lives)
- Making the Grade (material directly aimed at helping them succeed in their course).
- Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life photo essays: Each chapter ends with a one-page photo essay that develops a key theme of the chapter in terms of everyday experiences and popular culture.
- For example, Chapter 1 shows how societal forces guide the marriage choices of celebrities
- Seeing Sociology in the News: This feature, which appears in each chapter, is a recent news story from the popular press (New York Times, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, Slate, Wall Street Journal, and other sources) that illustrates the power of sociology to make sense of everyday events and trends.
- Maps and figures come alive with annotation "balloons": Maps balloons explain how where you live has real-life consequences for people, amplifying the Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life theme. Figure balloons point out key patterns and trends, amplifying the Making the Grade theme.
- A New Look: The design of Society 10/e has been developed to engage student readers, who are the most visually-oriented generation to ever attend college.
- Refined "Making the Grade" end-of-chapter material: Each chapter ends with a complete and attractive "Visual Summary" revised to make reviewing content even easier.
- The latest available statistical data (for 2006, 2007, and even 2008) are used in every case; hundreds of new research studies direct and support the revision.
CHAPTER-BY-CHAPTER CHANGES
Chapter 1: Sociology
- Updated data on society's influence on family size
- Data on suicide rates for various categories of the U.S. population continue to support Durkheim's theory
- "Seeing Sociology in the News" features explains how "rogue sociologist" Sudhir Venkatesh studies street gangs in a Chicago public housing project
- Revised discussion of research methodologies contrasts positivist, interpretive, and critical approaches; all of the illustrations of major research methods are now followed by "Critical review" discussions
- Student dialogue opens the final Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life box
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” Photo Essay- “If You Want to Observe ‘Em, Join ‘Em”
Chapter 2: Culture
- Update on the popularity of instant messaging
- Latest data on state laws naming English as the official language
- Cultural values figures around the world has been revised to reflect new data from the World Values Survey
- Expanded discussion of the effects of post-industrial technology on culture
- Thinking About Diversity box examines the importance of race, class, and gender in the development of rock and roll and U.S. popular culture
- Discussion of global culture now considers the fact that most the world's Web pages are written in English
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” photo essay-“Stepping into Celebrity Shoes”
Chapter 3: Socialization: From Infancy to Old Age
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” box asks how our society defines becoming an "adult" point to many different factors
- Expanded discussion of the importance of schooling to the socialization process
- "Critical Review" section on agents of socialization survey
- Expanded discussion on childhood with a look at the "hurried child" syndrome—the idea that today's children are growing up too quickly
- Student dialogue opens the Controversy & Debate box on human freedom
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” photo essay-“Never Too Young for That First Pedicure”
Chapter 4: Social Interaction in Everyday Life
- Revised Chapter Opener offers an "everyday life" feeling with added dialogue
- "Your Turn" exercise asks students to think of Internet sites—including MySpace, Xanga, Facebook, and YouTube—in terms of the social construction of reality
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” box allows students to explore the world of virtual interaction at the Second Life web site
- There is an update on the share of married women who keep their own names
- Student dialogue has been added to another Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life boxes
- "Bubbles" added to all the Global Maps to put global patterns in personal terms
- Several new insights have been added to the discussion of humor
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday” Life photo essay-“Putting Your Best Cyberface Forward”
Chapter 5: Groups and Organizations
- “Seeing Sociology in the News” discusses Facebook as new type of network that is popular among college students
- Updated statistics on the share of college students who have participated in some volunteer activity with the last year
- Revised data on race and gender in the U.S. workforce
- Expanded discussion of McDonaldization
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” photo essay-“The Death of E-Mail”
Chapter 6: Sexuality and Society
- Student-to-student dialogue in the Chapter Opening presents recent research on sexual activity among high-school students
- Revised chapter information on state laws concerning gay marriage and domestic partnerships as well as first-cousin marriages
- Survey data showing public attitudes about: premarital sex, extramarital sex, homosexuality, pornography, and abortion
- Latest research data on the number of teenage pregnancies and cases of rape in the United States has been incorporated
- The social-conflict discussion of sexuality now focuses more explicitly on feminist analysis
- Student-to-student dialogue has been added to the “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” box on the pattern of "hooking up" and to Controversy & Debate on the abortion controversy
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” photo essay-“Campus Sexperts”
Chapter 7: Deviance
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” box on cheating in everyday life has been updated and has new student-to-student dialogue
- Expanded discussion of secondary deviance
- “Your Turn” question asks students to consider the use of "rehab" by celebrities as a case of the medicalization of deviance
- Statistical updates on: punishment given to white-collar offenders, deaths in the nation's coal mines, hate crimes, gun ownership, the number of police officers, other types of crime data
- Revised maps and figures have new "balloon" captions that help students understand key patterns
- Major new discussion of the death penalty
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” photo essay- More Than 1 in 100 Adults Are Now in Prison in United States”
Chapter 8: Social Stratification
- Reworked analysis of social inequality over the course of Britain's history
- Updates about stratification in Russia and China
- Discussion of global income inequality and the Kuznets curve have been expanded
- Statistical updates on: economic data by race and gender, family income and wealth, educational achievement for the U.S. population, how class standing affects the money parents have available to raise children, pay for the top-earning CEOs, and data on poverty
- Expanded discussion of homelessness with new data on the extent of this problem
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” photo essay- “Middle-Class Americans Increasingly Downbeat about Their Short-Term Economic Progress”
Chapter 9: Global Stratification
- The latest numbers on: which nations fall into low-, middle-, and high-income categories, profiling the world's wealthiest people, reporting the extent of worldwide income inequality, per capita income, quality of life for nations around the world, and debt of low-income nations to high-income countries
- Maps and figures now have real-life descriptive data in the "balloon" captions
- Global Snapshot on women's access to health care when they give birth has all new data
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” photo essay- “Bottom of the Barrel”
Chapter 10: Gender Stratification
- The most recent data from the United Nations on which nations come closest to gender equality (and which remained furthest from that goal)
- Data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Bureau of Labor highlighting: the share of women in the labor force, the concentration of women and men in certain categories of jobs, and the income of women and men
- Latest data presented on the share of top U.S. corporations headed by women
- Study findings by the U.S. Small Business Administration on the increasing number of small businesses owned by women
- Latest achievements presented as more women move to center stage in U.S. politics, including gender breakdown of elected leaders at the state and national levels
- Updated discussion of women in the military
- Research reported linking women's leadership to greater profits by large corporations
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” photo essay- “Don’t Judge Me by My Tights”
Chapter 11: Race and Ethnicity
- Updates on the statistics of: U.S. births recorded as racially-mixed, minimum wage earned by immigrant, immigrants entering the country each year, income, poverty, and schooling for all racial and ethnic categories
- "Check Your Learning" has been added to the prejudice theory section
- Latest information on minority political leaders at the local and national levels incorporated
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” photo essay- “Who Are We? New Dialogue on Mixed Race”
Chapter 12: Economy and Work
- Opening vignette updated with the latest information about the continuing expansion of the Wal-Mart corporation;
- Updates on:
- Government employment
- Employment rates by gender, race, and ethnicity
- The share of the U.S. workforce in farming, blue-collar, and white-collar jobs
- Union membership
- The rate of self-employment, especially among women
- Unemployment
- The share of the largest corporations headed by women and other minorities
- Tax breaks given to large corporations
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- Explanation of the value of a college degree in lowering the risk of unemployment
- “Global Sociology” box explains how Denmark does a remarkable job combining prosperity, equality, and political freedom
- Discussion of politics includes updates on:
- Democracy around the world
- The size of government in the United States
- Special-interest groups and political action committees in U.S. politics
- The number of terrorist attacks around the world
- National and global military spending
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- Updated and expanded discussion of the loss of voting rights by people convicted of serious crimes
- Student Annotations have been added throughout
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” photo essay-“Across Globe, Empty Bellies Bring Rising Anger”
Chapter 13: Family and Religion
- Updated statistics on:
- the cost of raising children
- the increasing number of grandparents in the United States
- poverty rates among various categories of U.S. families
- patterns of family violence
- and the number of young women who are single
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- Expanded discussion of remarriage and blended families
- Legal changes since the last edition was published require major rewriting of the section on gay and lesbian couples (now current to mid-2008)
- Religion section of the chapter includes updates on the share of college students with a religious preference
- Expanded discussion of new age spirituality
- Discussion of religious "churning" by which almost half of U.S. adults have switched religious affiliation at least once
- Student Annotations have been added throughout,
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life photo” essay-“American Dating—Muslim Style”
Chapter 14: Education, Health, and Medicine
- Chapter opening story has been revised
- Updates on all educational measures:
- The number of U.S. children in school
- School dropout rates
- Lifetime earnings of college graduates
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- Updated and Expanded discussion of school shootings, with recent cases
- Expanded coverage of dropping out, with data on ten major urban school systems where less than half of all children graduate from high school
- Revised discussions of for-profit schools and adult education updated to include the latest data and trends
- Health and medicine section of the chapter has updates on:
- Smoking and gender
- Smoking among college students
- Social patterns related to sexually-transmitted diseases
- The latest numbers and trends in the battle against AIDS
- The latest on the trend toward universal health care coverage
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- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” photo essay-“Community College; Dream Catchers”
Chapter 15: Population, Urbanization, and the Environment
- All data has been updated to the very latest available
- Several new examples have also been added throughout the chapter
- Discussion of demographic transition theory has been revised for greater clarity
- Several new "Your Turn" questions have been added to engage students in the material
- Discussion of Sunbelt cities and urban regions have been updated
- Revised and expanded discussion of the logic of growth linking our culture to environmental stress
- "Grandma Macionis" box has been rewritten
- Major revision and update on global warming
- Student dialogue has been added to the Controversy & Debate box on population increase
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life” photo essay-“Modern Suburbia Not Just in America Anymore”
Chapter 16: Social Change: Traditional, Modern, and Postmodern Societies
- The revised chapter has new data reflecting demographic and economic changes in the United States
- Updated discussion of ways in which life in the United States is becoming better and ways in which it is becoming worse
- Annotation "balloons" have been added to help students understand figures better
- “Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life”- “Revolutionary War” photo essay
Table of Contents
IN THIS SECTION:
1.) BRIEF
2.) COMPREHENSIVE
BRIEF TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Sociology: Perspective, Theory, and Method
Chapter 2: Culture
Chapter 3: Socialization: From Infancy to Old Age
Chapter 4: Social Interaction in Everyday Life
Chapter 5: Groups and Organizations
Chapter 6: Sexuality and Society
Chapter 7: Deviance
Chapter 8: Social Stratification
Chapter 9: Global Stratification
Chapter 10: Gender Stratification
Chapter 11: Race and Ethnicity
Chapter 12: Economics and Politics
Chapter 13: Family and Religion
Chapter 14: Education, Health and Medicine
Chapter 15: Population, Urbanization, and the Environment
Chapter 16: Social Change: Traditional, Modern, and Postmodern Societies
COMPREHENSIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS
Chapter 1: Sociology: Perspective, Theory, and Method
The Sociological Perspective
Seeing the General in the Particular
Seeing the Strange in the Familiar
Seeing Society in Our Everyday Choices
Seeing Sociologically: Marginality and Crisis
The Importance of a Global Perspective
Applying the Sociological Perspective
Sociology and Public Policy
Sociology and Personal Growth
Careers: The "Sociology Advantage"
The Origins of Sociology
Social Change and Sociology
Science and Sociology
Sociological Theory
The Structural-Functional Approach
The Social-Conflict Approach
Feminism and the Gender-Conflict Approach
The Race-Conflict Approach
The Symbolic-Interaction Approach
Three Ways to Do Sociology
Positivist Sociology
Interpretive Sociology
Critical Sociology
Research Orientations and Theory
Gender and Research
Research Ethics
Research Methods
Testing a Hypothesis: The Experiment
Asking Questions: Survey Research
In the Field: Participant Observation
Seeing Sociology in the News
Using Available Data: Existing Sources
Putting It All Together: Ten Steps in Sociological Research
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 2: Culture
What is Culture
Culture and Human Intelligence
How Many Cultures?
The Elements of Culture
Symbols
Language
Values and Beliefs
Norms
Ideal and Real Culture
Technology and Culture
Hunting and Gathering
Horticulture and Pastoralism
Agriculture
Industry
Postindustrial Information Technology
Seeing Sociology in the News
Cultural Diversity
High Culture and Popular Culture
Subculture
Multiculturalism
Counterculture
Cultural Change
Ethnocentrism and Cultural Relativism
A Global Culture?
Theoretical Analysis of Culture
The Functions of Culture: Structural-Functional Analysis
Inequality and Culture: Social-Conflict Analysis
Evolution and Culture: Sociobiology
Culture and Human Freedom
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 3: Socialization: From Infancy to Old Age
Social Experience: The Key to Our Humanity
Human Development: Nature and Nurture
Social Isolation
Understanding Socialization
Sigmund Freud's Elements of Personality
Jean Piget's Theory of Cognitive Development
Lawrence Kohlberg's Theory of Moral Development
Carol Gilligan's Theory of Gender and Moral Development
George Herbert Mead's Theory of the Social Self
Erik H. Erikson's Eight Stages of Development
Agents of Socialization
The Family
The School
The Peer Group
The Mass Media
Socialization and the Life Course
Childhood
Adolescence
Seeing Sociology in the News
Adulthood
Old Age
Death and Dying
The Life Course: Patterns and Variations
Resocialization: Total Institutions
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 4: Social Interaction in Everyday Life
Social Structure: A Guide to Everyday Living
Status
Ascribed and Achieved Status
Master Status
Role
Role Conflict and Role Strain
Role Exit
The Social Construction of Reality
"Street Smarts"
The Thomas Theorem
Ethnomethodology
Reality Building: Class and Culture
Dramaturgical Analysis: The "Presentation of Self"
Performances
Seeing Sociology in the News
Nonverbal Communication
Gender Performances
Idealization
Embarrassment and Tact
Interaction in Everyday Life: Three Applications
Emotions: The Social Construction of Feeling
Language: The Social Construction of Gender
Reality Play: The Social Construction of Humor
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 5: Groups and Organizations
Social Groups
Primary and Secondary Groups
Group Leadership
Group Conformity
Reference Groups
In-Groups and Out-Groups
Group Size
Social Diversity: Race, Class, and Gender
Networks
Seeing Sociology in the News
Formal Organizations
Types of Formal Organizations
Origins of Formal Organizations
Characteristics of Bureaucracy
Organizational Environment
The Informal Side of Bureaucracy
Problems of Bureaucracy
The Evolution of Formal Organizations
Scientific Management
The First Challenge: Race and Gender
The Second Challenge: The Japanese Work Organization
The Third Challenge: The Changing Nature of Work
The "McDonalization" of Society
The Future of Organizations: Opposing Trends
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 6: Sexuality and Society
Understanding Sexuality
Sex: A Biological Issue
Sex and the Body
Sex: A Cultural Issue
The Incest Taboo
Sexual Attitudes in the United States
The Sexual Revolution
The Sexual Counterrevolution
Premarital Sex
Sex between Adults
Seeing Sociology in the News
Extramarital Sex
Sex over the Life Course
Sexual Orientation
What Gives Us a Sexual Orientation?
How Many Gay People Are There?
The Gay Rights Movement
Sexual Issues and Controversies
Teen Pregnancy
Pornography
Prostitution
Sexual Violence: Rape and Date Rape
Theoretical Analysis of Sexuality
Structural-Functional Analysis
Symbolic-Interaction Analysis
Social-Conflict and Feminist Analysis
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 7: Deviance
What is Deviance?
Social Control
The Biological Context
Personality Factors
The Social Foundations of Deviance
The Functions of Deviance: Structural-Analysis
Durkheim's Basic Insight
Merton's Strain Theory
Deviant Subcultures
Labeling Deviance: Symbolic-Interaction Analysis
Labeling Theory
The Medicalization of Deviance
Sutherland's Differential Association Theory
Hirschi's Control Theory
Deviance and Inequality: Social-Conflict Analysis
Deviance and Power
Deviance and Capitalism
White-Collar Crime
Corporate Crime
Organized Crime
Deviance, Race, and Gender
Hate Crimes
The Feminist Perspective: Deviance and Gender
Crime
Types of Crime
Criminal Statistics
The Street Criminal: A Profile
Crime in Global Perspective
The U.S. Criminal Justice System
Due Process
Police
Courts
Punishment
Seeing Sociology in the News
The Death Penalty
Community-Based Corrections
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 8: Social Stratification
What is Social Stratification?
Caste and Class Systems
The Caste System
The Class System
Caste and Class: The United Kingdom
Classless Societies? The Former Soviet Union
China: Emerging Social Classes
Ideology: The Power behind Stratification
The Functions of Social Stratification
The Davis-Moore Thesis
Stratification and Conflict
Karl Marx: Class Conflict
Why No Marxist Revolution?
Max Weber: Class, Status, and Power
Stratification and Interaction
Stratification and Technology: A Global Perspective
Hunting and Gathering Societies
Horticultural, Pastoral, and Agrarian Societies
Industrial Societies
The Kuznets Curve
Inequality in the United States
Income, Wealth, and Power
Occupational Prestige
Schooling
Ancestry, Race, and Gender
Social Classes in the United States
The Upper Class
The Middle Class
The Working Class
The Lower Class
The Difference Class Makes
Health
Values ad Attitudes
Politics
Family and Gender
Social Mobility
Myth versus Reality
Mobility by Income Level
Mobility: Race, Ethnicity, and Gender
Mobility and Marriage
The American Dream: Still a Reality?
The Global Economy and the U.S. Class Structure
Seeing Sociology in the News
Poverty in the United States
The Extent of Poverty
Who Are the Poor?
Explaining Poverty
The Working Poor
Homelessness
Class, Welfare, Politics, and Values
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 9: Global Stratification
Global Stratification: An Overview
A Word about Terminology
High-Income Countries
Middle-Income Countries
Low-Income Countries
Global Wealth and Poverty
The Severity of Poverty
The Extent of Poverty
Poverty and Children
Poverty and Women
Slavery
Explanations of Global Poverty
Global Stratification: Theoretical Analysis
Modernization Theory
Seeing Sociology in the News
Dependency Theory
Global Stratification: Looking Ahead
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 10: Gender Stratification
Gender and Inequality
Male-Female Differences
Gender in Global Perspective
Patriarchy and Sexism
Gender and Socialization
Gender and the Family
Gender and the Peer Group
Gender and Schooling
Gender and the Mass Media
Gender and Social Stratification
Working Women and Men
Seeing Sociology in the News
Gender, Income, and Wealth
Housework: Women's "Second Shift"
Gender and Education
Gender and Politics
Gender and the Military
Are Women a Minority?
Minority Women: Intersection Theory
Violence against Women
Violence against Men
Sexual Harassment
Pornography
Theoretical Analysis of Gender
Structural-Functional Analysis
Social-Conflict Analysis
Feminism
Basic Feminist Ideas
Types of Feminism
Opposition to Feminism
Gender: Looking Ahead
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 11: Race and Ethnicity
The Social Meaning of Race and Ethnicity
Race
Seeing Sociology in the News
Ethnicity
Minorities
Prejudice and Stereotypes
Measuring Prejudice: The Social Distance Scale
Racism
Theories of Prejudice
Discrimination
Institutional Prejudice and Discrimination
Prejudice and Discrimination: The Vicious Circle
Majority and Minority: Patterns of Interaction
Pluralism
Assimilation
Segregation
Genocide
Race and Ethnicity in the United States
Native Americans
White Anglo-Saxon Protestants
African Americans
Asian Americans
Hispanic Americans/Latinos
Arab Americans
White Ethnic Americans
Race and Ethnicity: Looking Ahead
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 12: Economics and Politics
The Economy: Historical Overview
The Agricultural Revolution
The Industrial Revolution
The Information Revolution and Postindustrial Society
Sectors of the Economy
The Global Economy
Seeing Sociology in the News
Economic Systems: Paths to Justice
Capitalism
Socialism
Welfare Capitalism and State Capitalism
Relative Advantages of Capitalism and Socialism
Changes in Socialist and Capitalist Countries
Work in the Postindustrial U.S. Economy
The Changing Workplace
Labor Unions
Professions
Self-Employment
Unemployment and Underemployment
Workplace Diversity: Race and Gender
New Information: Technology and Work
Corporations
Economic Concentration
Conglomerates and Corporate Linkages
Corporations: Are They Competitive?
Corporations and the Global Economy
The Economy: Looking Ahead
Politics: Historical Overview
Politics in Global Perspective
Monarchy
Democracy
Authoritarianism
Totalitarianism
A Global Political System?
Politics in the United States
U.S. Culture and the Rise of the Welfare State
The Political Spectrum
Party Identification
Special Interest Groups
Voter Apathy
Should Convicted Criminals Vote?
Theoretical Analysis of Power in Society
The Pluralist Model: The People Rule
The Power-Elite Model: A Few People Rule
The Marxist Model: The System is Biased
Power beyond the Rules
Revolution
Terrorism
War and Peace
The Causes of War
Social Class and the Military
Is Terrorism a New Kind of War?
The Costs and Causes of Militarism
Nuclear Weapons
Mass Media and War
Pursuing Peace
Politics: Looking Ahead
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 13: Family and Religion
Family: Basic Concepts
Family: Global Variations
Marriages Patterns
Residential Patterns
Patterns of Descent
Patterns of Authority
Theoretical Analysis of Families
Functions of Family: Structural-Functional Analysis
Inequality and Family: Social-Conflict and Feminist Analysis
Constructing Family Life: Micro-Level Analysis
Stages of Family Life
Courtship and Romantic Love
Settling In: Ideal and Real Marriage
Child Rearing
The Family in Later Life
Seeing Sociology in the News
U.S. Families: Class, Race, and Gender
Social Class
Ethnicity and Race
Gender
Transitions and Problems in Family Life
Divorce
Remarriage and Blended Families
Family Violence
Alternative Family Forms
One-Parent Families
Cohabitation
Gay and Lesbian Couples
Singlehood
New Reproductive Technologies and Family
Families: Looking Ahead
Religion: Basic Concepts
Theoretical Analysis of Religion
Functions of Religion: Structural-Functional Analysis
Constructing the Sacred: Symbolic-Interaction Analysis
Inequality and Religion: Social-Conflict Analysis
Religion and Social Change
Max Weber: Protestantism and Capitalism
Liberation Theology
Types of Religious Organizations
Church
Sect
Cult
Religion in History
Religion in the United States
Religion Commitment
Religion: Class, Ethnicity, and Race
Religion in a Changing Society
Changing Affiliation
Secularization
Civil Religion
"New Age" Seekers: Spiritually without Formal Religion
Religious Revival: "Good Old-Time Religion"
Religion: Looking Ahead
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 14: Education, Health and Medicine
Education: A Global Survey
Schooling and economic Development
Schooling in India
Schooling in Japan
Schooling in the United States
The Functions of Schooling
Schooling and Social Interaction
The Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Schooling and Social Inequality
Public and Private Education
Access to Higher Education
Greater Opportunity: Expanding Higher Education
Privilege and Personal Merit
Seeing Sociology in the News
Problems in the Schools
Discipline and Violence
Student Passivity
Dropping Out
Academic Standards
Grade Inflation
Recent Issue in U.S. Education
School Choice
Home Schooling
Schooling People with Disabilities
Adult Education
The Teacher Shortage
Schooling: Looking Ahead
Health and Medicine
Health and Society
Health: A Global Survey
Health in Low-Income Countries
Health in High-Income Countries
Health in the United States
Who is Healthy? Age, Gender, Class, and Race
Cigarette Smoking
Eating Disorders
Obesity
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Ethical Issues Surrounding Death
The Medical Establishment
The Rise of Scientific Medicine
Holistic Medicine
Paying for Medical Care: A Global Survey
Paying for Medical Care: The United States
The Nursing Shortage
Theoretical Analysis of Health and Medicine
Structural-Functional Analysis: Role Theory
Symbolic-Interaction Analysis: The Meaning of Health
Social-Conflict and Feminist Analysis
Health and Medicine: Looking Ahead
Seeking Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 15: Population, Urbanization, and the Environment
Demography: The Study of Population
Fertility
Mortality
Migration
Population Growth
Population Composition
History and Theory of Population Growth
Malthusian Theory
Demographic Transition Theory
Global Population Today: A Brief Survey
Urbanization: The Growth of Cities
The Evolution of Cities
The Growth of U.S. Cities
Suburbs and Urban Decline
Sunbelt Cities and Urban Sprawl
Megalopolis: The Regional City
Edge Cities
The Rural Rebound
Urbanism as a Way of Life
Ferdinand Tonnies: Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft
Emile Durkheim: Mechanical and Organic Solidarity
Georg Simmel: The Blase Urbanite
The Chicago School: Robert Park and Louis Wirth
Urban Ecology
Urban Political Economy
Urbanization in Poor Nations
Seeing Sociology in the News
Environment and Society
The Global Dimension
Technology and the Environmental Deficit
Culture: Growth and Limits
Solid Waste: The Disposable Society
Water and Air
The Rain Forests
Environmental Racism
Looking Ahead: Toward a Sustainable Society and World
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Chapter 16: Social Change: Traditional, Modern, and Postmodern Societies
What is Social Change?
Causes of Social Change
Culture and Change
Conflict and Change
Ideas and Change
Demographic Change
Social Movements and Change
Seeing Sociology in the News
Disasters: Unexpected Change
Modernity
Ferdinand Tonnier: The Loss of Community
Emile Durkheim: The Division of Labor
Max Weber: Rationalization
Karl Marx: Capitalism
Structural-Functional Analysis: Modernity as Mass Society
The Mass Scale of Modern Life
The Ever-Expanding State
Social-Conflict Analysis: Modernity as Class Society
Capitalism
Persistent Inequality
Modernity and the Individual
Mass Society: Problems of Identity
Class Society: Problems of Powerlessness
Modernity and Progress
Modernity: Global Variation
Postmodernity
Looking Ahead: Modernization and Our Global Future
Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life
Making the Grade
Visual Summary
Sample Test Questions
Glossary
References
Photo Credits
Name Index
Subject Index
Reviews
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“This book is well written for all levels of higher education. Students find it easy to follow along with, yet challenging in the way that it delivers critical thinking analysis.”
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"Allows the reader to appreciate the relevance of sociology in everyday life."
Boyejo Adefuye, Collin County Community College
"Macionis provides tables, charts, and several visuals summaries that other texts do not. These tools not only assist students towards understanding how sociology "works" in society, but they also facilitate an understanding of "why" social inequities exist in the US and abroad."
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[The main strengths of the text are] “The e-text version and MySocLab.”
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[The main strengths of the text are] “1. Comprehensive Coverage, 2. Up to date issues, 3. Good combination of theory and practice”
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“The major strengths of "Society the Basics" include: (1) the fact that it well written and aimed at the intended audience, that is, students taking a sociology course for the first time; (2) the depth of coverage of essential principles, concepts, methodological and theoretical orientations; and (3) the book is well-illustrated.”
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[The main strength of this text is] “a level of writing that allows a majority of students to be able to read and understand the concepts.”
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“The 3 main strengths of my current textbook, Society: The Basics are readability, quality and timeliness of information, and organization.”
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[The main strength of this text is] “The emphasis on the sociological imagination.”
Rosalind Fisher, University of West Florida
“Seeing Sociology in Everyday Life boxes allow for great discussion and seeing how sociology and its' perspective can be employed in our daily lives. Seeing Ourselves boxes with national and global maps really brings home the fact that our lives our greatly influenced by the society in which we are born into.”
Tim Sexton, Chippewa Valley Technical College
[The main strengths of this text are] “1. The organization is excellent. It follows a clear path that is clear and logical. 2. It is well written and I think easy to understand for first year students. Sometimes Sociology books assume the students have some Sociological understanding. 3. The resources are nice and easy to use. Nice ancillaries.”
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"I like the way this text “backed” into the theory by first presenting concepts/empirical evidence and then theory."
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"I like how well balanced the text is between, structural-function, conflict, and symbolic interaction perspectives."
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“Chapter 1 is an excellent depiction of what to expect for the entire book.”
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“I like the fact that this chapter covers complex concepts in a way that is clear, concise and interesting. The introduction to how sociological research is done is presented in a way that doesn't intimidate the students who are statistics shy.”
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Review of Chapter 13: Family and Religion
“Students come into sociology classes with various levels of preparation at the high school. This chapter is lucid and easy to understand for virtually all categories of students."
Boyejo Adefuye, Collin County Community College
"Since 1985, I have taught sociology courses at different institutions at various levels. I have used a variety of texts for my courses. On the topic of Family and Religion, this chapter (in this book) is one of the best."
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Author Bios
John J. Macionis was born and raised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Cornell University and a doctorate in sociology from the University of Pennsylvania.
John Macionis' publications are wide-ranging, focusing on community life in the United States, interpersonal intimacy in families, effective teaching, humor, new information technology, and the importance of global education. .
In addition, John Macionis and Nijole V. Benokraitis have edited the best-selling anthology Seeing Ourselves: Classic, Contemporary, and Cross-Cultural Readings in Sociology. Macionis and Vincent Parrillo have written the leading urban studies text, Cities and Urban Life (Prentice Hall). Macionis’s most recent textbook is Social Problems (Prentice Hall).
John Macionis is Professor and Distinguished Scholar of Sociology at Kenyon College in Gambier, Ohio, where he has taught for almost thirty years. During that time, he has chaired the Sociology Department, directed the college’s multidisciplinary program in humane studies, presided over the campus senate and the college’s faculty, and taught sociology to thousands of students.
In 2002, the American Sociological Association presented Macionis with the Award for Distinguished Contributions to Teaching, citing his innovative use of global material as well as the introduction of new teaching technology in his textbooks.
Professor Macionis has been active in academic programs in other countries, having traveled to some fifty nations. He writes, “I am an ambitious traveler, eager to learn and, through the texts, to share much of what I discover with students, many of whom know little about the rest of the world. For me, traveling and writing are all dimensions of teaching. First, and foremost, I am a teacher—a passion for teaching animates everything I do.”
At Kenyon, Macionis teaches a number of courses, but his favorite class is Introduction to Sociology, which he offers every semester. He enjoys extensive contact with students and invites everyone enrolled in each of his classes to enjoy a home-cooked meal.
The Macionis family—John, Amy, and children McLean and Whitney—live on a farm in rural Ohio. In his free time, Macionis enjoys tennis, swimming, hiking, and playing oldies rock-and-roll (he recently released his first CD). Macionis is as an environmental activist in the Lake George region of New York’s Adirondack Mountains, working with a number of organizations, including the Lake George Land Conservancy, where he serves as president of the board of trustees.
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