The Chanticleer [serial] 1983
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I have had a lije- long fascination with sociology for two reasons.
First, its rich theoretical traditions seek to make sense of the social order as distinct from but rela- ted to other domains of reality. Second, my role as sociologist leads me to meet and study groups of social actors from Durham streetcorners to vill- ages in Africa and to bustling metropolises in Asia and Europe. Sociology, in its root meajiing, denotes " the scientific study of the other"; to know others from the inside as... well as the outside is what makes sociology such a crucial discipline in a world where more and more all of us are in- terdependent, where we are increasingly collec- tively responsible for our sunnval as well as our well-being.
Professor Edward A. Tiryakian Department of Sociology ■;/^r:;^i^-^%.-:.
ACADEMICS 95 The most frequent question people ask when we meet is "what's Women's Studies?" Translating the excitement and intellectual curiosity of students who are involved in Women's Studies into words, phrases, and sentences poses a challenge.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have had a lije- long fascination with sociology for two reasons.
First, its rich theoretical traditions seek to make sense of the social order as distinct from but rela- ted to other domains of reality. Second, my role as sociologist leads me to meet and study groups of social actors from Durham streetcorners to vill- ages in Africa and to bustling metropolises in Asia and Europe. Sociology, in its root meajiing, denotes " the scientific study of the other"; to know others from the inside as... well as the outside is what makes sociology such a crucial discipline in a world where more and more all of us are in- terdependent, where we are increasingly collec- tively responsible for our sunnval as well as our well-being.
Professor Edward A. Tiryakian Department of Sociology ■;/^r:;^i^-^%.-:.
ACADEMICS 95 The most frequent question people ask when we meet is "what's Women's Studies?" Translating the excitement and intellectual curiosity of students who are involved in Women's Studies into words, phrases, and sentences poses a challenge.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duke University to read onlineMoreLess
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