Sociology Zusammenfassungen (9. ausgabe)

Grade 1st exam: 8.4 (I used the same summarizing method for materials of the 2nd exam) Introduction to Sociology summary of readings. Includes chapter 3, 5, 10, 11, 17 of the book and the required articles of year 2022/2023. Bell, M. & Ashwood, L. (2015). Chapter 1: Environmental problems and society. In: An invitation to environmental sociology. Sage, pp. 1-38. Mears, A. (2015). Working for Free in the VIP: Relational work and the production of consent. American ...

Grade 8.4 Introduction to Sociology summary of readings. Includes chapter 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 of the book and the required articles of year 2022/2023. Includes tutorial questions (only week 1-4, week 5 was cancelled) Connell, R. (2018). Decolonizing sociology. Contemporary Sociology, 47(4), 399-407. Desmond, M. & Emirbayer, M. (2009). What is racial domination? Du Bois Review, 6(2), 335-355. Friedman, S. & Laurison, D. (2019). Introduction. In: The Class Ceiling. Why it Pays to b...

This summary of the first chapter of Sociology by Anthony Giddens and Philip W. Sutton introduces the foundational concepts of sociology, offering a clear overview of key figures such as Karl Marx, Auguste Comte, Émile Durkheim, and Max Weber, along with their contributions to the discipline. The summary explores important sociological perspectives, including functionalism, conflict theories, and symbolic interactionism, explaining their core ideas and relevance in understanding society. The di...

Exam notes that cover the content needed for the UvA introduction to sociology exam 1. It includes a comprehensive glossary with examples for each term and concept mentioned in the required textbook chapters, lectures and tutorials throughout the course. These notes helped me achieve an 8.5 in the exam The following topics are covered in the exam: Week 1 : Sociology & Sociological questions Week 2 : Race & Ethnicity Week 3 : Stratification & Class Week 4 : Gender & Sexuality Week 5...

This is a summary of the lectures including extra information on the topics discussed during the tutorials. This extra information is integrated in the summary. Thus not separate from the information given in the lectures.

Grade 1st exam: 8.4 (I used the same summarizing method for materials of the 2nd exam) Introduction to Sociology summary of readings. Includes chapter 3, 5, 10, 11, 17 of the book and the required articles of year 2022/2023. Bell, M. & Ashwood, L. (2015). Chapter 1: Environmental problems and society. In: An invitation to environmental sociology. Sage, pp. 1-38. Mears, A. (2015). Working for Free in the VIP: Relational work and the production of consent. American ...

Grade 8.4 Introduction to Sociology summary of readings. Includes chapter 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 of the book and the required articles of year 2022/2023. Includes tutorial questions (only week 1-4, week 5 was cancelled) Connell, R. (2018). Decolonizing sociology. Contemporary Sociology, 47(4), 399-407. Desmond, M. & Emirbayer, M. (2009). What is racial domination? Du Bois Review, 6(2), 335-355. Friedman, S. & Laurison, D. (2019). Introduction. In: The Class Ceiling. Why it Pays to b...

This is a summary of the lectures including extra information on the topics discussed during the tutorials. This extra information is integrated in the summary. Thus not separate from the information given in the lectures.

Exam notes that cover the content needed for the UvA introduction to sociology exam 1. It includes a comprehensive glossary with examples for each term and concept mentioned in the required textbook chapters, lectures and tutorials throughout the course. These notes helped me achieve an 8.5 in the exam The following topics are covered in the exam: Week 1 : Sociology & Sociological questions Week 2 : Race & Ethnicity Week 3 : Stratification & Class Week 4 : Gender & Sexuality Week 5...

This summary of the first chapter of Sociology by Anthony Giddens and Philip W. Sutton introduces the foundational concepts of sociology, offering a clear overview of key figures such as Karl Marx, Auguste Comte, Émile Durkheim, and Max Weber, along with their contributions to the discipline. The summary explores important sociological perspectives, including functionalism, conflict theories, and symbolic interactionism, explaining their core ideas and relevance in understanding society. The di...