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SOC 6101

Central Questions and Approaches in Sociology

2 units

This is a crash course in some of the most important and prominent questions, research programs, and methodological approaches within the discipline of sociology. Students will read a series of major books and/or articles and discuss current trends, debates, or emerging areas in the field. The course also works to connect lines of scholarly research with practical problems. Students will also have a chance to think creatively about where they fit in the discipline; what questions, assumptions, or arguments need further scrutiny; and how they might productively engage in central debates in the field through their own emerging research. Enrollment is only open to first-year Sociology graduate students.

Prerequisites & course information

Credit 2 units. Typical periods offered: Fall

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