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Sep 07, 2024
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GWS 300 - The Sociological Imagination The primary goal of this course is to ensure that students develop a sociological imagination - that is, the ability to pose sociological questions and to find ways to investigate those questions. The course will be organized around three important sociological monographs – book length studies – which will examine race, class, and gender. We will spend the semester meticulously breaking apart these studies so that students begin to understand the process of conducting sociological research.
Pre-req: Two 200-level SOC courses Cross-listed with SOC 300 3 credits
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