Introduction to Sociology
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Kevin J. Payne
332 Middlebush Hall
Department of Sociology
University of Missouri – Columbia
573-882-9199
Office Hours: TBA
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I am not currently teaching introduction to sociology. The course notes are provided below as a resource.
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Lesson |
Starts… |
Big Idea |
Application |
Guides |
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01
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2004.01.20
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Class Orientation | What is "sociology?" | ||
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02
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2004.01.27
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Research Issues | |||
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03
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2004.02.03
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PERSPECTIVES | Assumptions | ||
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04
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2004.02.10
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Gender | |||
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05
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2004.02.17
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The Lifecourse |
EXAM I
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06
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2004.03.02
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INEQUALITY | Race/Ethnicity | ||
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07
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2004.03.09
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INSTITUTION | Education | ||
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08
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2004.03.16
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SOCIETY & STRUCTURE | Family | ||
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09
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2004.03.30
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CULTURE | Mass Media | ||
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10
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2004.04.06
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RESOURCE, CAPITAL & POWER | Economy & Class |
EXAM II
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11
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2004.04.20
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DEVIANCE | Religion | ||
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12
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2004.04.27
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CHANGE | Science & Technology | ||
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13
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2004.05.04
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IDEOLOGY | Politics | ||
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14
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2004.05.06
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FINAL
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Course notes are always available to allow you some idea of the direction we will take.
Other supplements and examination study guides will appear as needed.
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All original material copyright 1999-2004 by Kevin J. Payne. All rights reserved.