SOC 153
Contemporary Families. (3 h)
Introduction of how sociologists understand families and their relationship to social structures and individual agency. Topics include the family as a social construct, the role of the family in the reproduction and/or resistance of privilege and inequality, and the social forces shaping everyday family life (D).
Topics
- the family as a social construct
- the role of the family in the reproduction and/or resistance of privilege and inequality
- and the social forces shaping everyday family life (D)
Topics explicitly listed in official catalogue description
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027