She go - forth. Right.
Goeth West, closest the Rift.
Where it hurtles most.
Friday, June 07, 2013
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Contemporary Sociological theory (CSO 501): Course Outline
INTRODUCTION
This course is
designed to deepen graduate (M.A.) students' understanding of basic
sociological theories, and of new undercurrents. The course also seeks to
increase their awareness of the relevance of theory to their specific fields of
interest. It emphasizes contemporary
themes and macro-level dimensions of social reality. Given that students will
have been exposed to a greater or lesser degree to the major sociological
theories during their undergraduate years, the lecture-seminar format adopted
for the course stresses close familiarity with a set of readings around
carefully selected topics and themes. Experience suggests that undergraduate
courses with a theory content have tended to dwell on the broad outlines of
particular theories. In general, students have not been required to demonstrate
detailed knowledge of specific texts, or the writings of particular authors.
This is a shortcoming which this course will help to overcome.
Click on this link for: CSO 501 Course Outline for the May-August 2013 Semester
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