Sociology Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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 ...

These summaries focus on the main ideas of Identity and Society and is module THREE of this idea: Max Weber's sociological methods. The main concepts found in these summaries are Werrtfreiheit (value freedom), Positionality, Correlation and Causality, Verstehen (Understanding), Social Action, Limits to action, and ideal types. These summaries are a combination of both the course notes and lecture notes. It is comprehensive and covers EVERYTHING! It also includes images and fun fonts for vi...

Need help with (introduction to) sociology? This is a document in which all important concepts and terms mentioned in the course 'introduction to sociology' in the 1st bachelor of social sciences at vub/ughent. It's a clear summary: a table with the terms/concepts and a clear, concise explanation.

Includes the following topics: - Functionalists on crime and deviance. - Interactionists on crime and deviance (labelling theory/effects of labelling). - Mental illness and suicide. - Marxism, class and crime. - Neo-Marxism and critical criminology. - Left and Right Realist theories of crime and deviance. - Gender, crime and justice. - Ethnicity, crime and justice. - Crime and the media. - Crime and globalisation. - Green crime. - State crime. - Control, punishment and victims.

This is a self-made summary of the core concepts from the book Terrible Magnificent Sociology of Lisa Wade. I studied these two documents and the power point slides and obtained a 16/20.

These summaries focus on the main ideas of Identity and Society and is module two of this idea: Karl Marx's Class- social stratification. It focuses on key concepts covers social stratification, Marx's understanding of class, and his views on capitalism and class relationships. Marx believed that class was determined by one's relationship to the means of production and that the capitalist system exploited the proletariat. These summaries are a combination of both the course notes and lect...

A complete summary of the course Globalising Cultures (7332C004AY) for the study of Sociology at the UvA. This summary contains all the reading material and all the lectures summarised. A table of contents at the front makes the 50-page file manageable.