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Title: Society /
Authors: Giddens, Anthony
Issue Date: 2009
Publisher: Polity Press
Citation: Sixth Edition
Abstract: The sixth edition incorporates a range of new features, all designed to help make the book more engaging, support students' learning, and to stretch their sociological imaginations. First, throughout the book you'll now find Classic Studies boxes. These are intended to introduce students to some of sociology's most influential research. The author has tried to pick examples which have had a big impact in the field, and which will engage or provoke readers. The selections are not About this book definitive, exhaustive or comprehensive, but are illustrative of key problems or concerns. The Classic Studies may date from the early days of sociology or be relatively recent, as sheer age does not define them. Instead, the studies are chosen for the deep-seated influence they've had on subsequent research, be it methodologically, theoretically, empirically, or a mixture of these. Above all, I have tried to choose examples that will inspire students, and help them to appreciate the many possibilities opened up by thinking sociologically.
Description: xvii, 1140 pages : Includes index.
URI: http://localhost:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/423
ISBN: 13: 978-0-7456-4357-1 13: 978-0-7456-4358-8(pb)
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