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A sociology textbook for the 1997 AEB A Level syllabus, this text offers complete coverage of all AS and A Level topic areas for examination by the AEB board in 1998, including chapters on culture and identity, and world sociology. It features a carefully constructed introduction aimed at encouraging students to questions the hows and whys of studying sociology and aims to generate an appreciation of the subject's engagement with the wider social and political issues of today. While each chapter comprehensively covers one topic at time, the themes of age, class, gender and ethnicity are not compartmentalized, but interwoven within the chapters. In this way students are made aware of the more complex interaction that exists between different areas of study. The text includes such features as: practical exercises, research activities, discussion ideas, project suggestions, and structured examination questions.
This text investigates the core principles of sociology by providing a comprehensive framework for students preparing for the 1997 AEB A Level examinations. The authors, a collaborative team of educators, utilize a structured pedagogical approach to bridge theoretical concepts with contemporary social and political issues. By integrating themes of age, class, gender, and ethnicity throughout the material, the book argues that sociological study requires an understanding of the complex interactions between diverse social structures.
What You Will Find
The text functions as a specialized academic resource tailored to the specific requirements of the 1997 AEB syllabus. Its focus on interactive learning and thematic integration suggests a pedagogical strategy aimed at fostering critical inquiry among secondary-level students.
Page Count:
768
Publication Date:
1997-06-30
Publisher:
HarperCollins Publishers
ISBN-10:
0003224430
ISBN-13:
9780003224436
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