Haralambos and Holborn provide an interdisciplinary introduction to sociology. It contains three perspectives, social phenomenologists, Marxists, and social constructivists, that explain the nature of society through empirical data. These ideas are then discussed throughout the book with systems used to contextualize sociological themes.This text provides a comprehensive overview on contemporary sociological theory for students who are interested in pursuing an academic path in sociology or want a better understanding of its concepts. There is also a companion website available for this text with interactive learning content available through its e-book platform or video lectures by leading scholars in the field. "Sociology: Themes and Perspectives (Sage)" can be used in a variety of settings with its straightforward accessible approach to incorporating sociological theory. This text is useful for introductory classes in sociology, and can also be utilized in sociology courses where students may need a revised understanding of sociological concepts they encounter in their coursework. The text is also an appropriate resource for survey, methods, and advanced level courses where students need a more advanced understanding of sociological topics. This book allows instructors the flexibility to assign the book at varying levels depending on the course's objective and class size. Sociology: Themes and Perspectives includes three perspectives that were chosen by the authors based on their use of "theoretical tools" to analyze social phenomena. There are clear contextual discussions on social phenomenologists, Marxists, and social constructivists which helps to create an understanding of how these approaches work. Each perspective has its own major themes including the nature of society, human agency, social structure, and changing patterns of society. This book also integrates other related approaches like feminism, postmodernism, race theory, globalism, and ethnomethodology into these core perspectives to create an understanding of various sociological topics. The authors explain social phenomenology in an easily approachable manner. The book places emphasis on the concepts of "phenomenal common sense" and "phenomenal experience". Phenomenal experience is defined as that which is present in our minds when we observe the world; it must be verified to exist at all times. Phenomenological data can be obtained by interacting with people in everyday life. For instance, experiences like emotions, rationality, appearance, and perceptions are things that everyone has experienced even if they haven't thought about them to date.Phenomenologists argue that people's subjective experiences are at the same time socially determined. The book connects phenomenological concepts to historical discussions on human agency, social structure, and social change by addressing the empirical research of Alfred Schütz in order to better illustrate this point. The authors provide clear examples through the use of certain cases that show how phenomenology is used in research.A few alternatives that are discussed when examining phenomenology, especially when it comes to quantitative approaches, include symbolic interactionism and ethnomethodology. These approaches are outlined in the book with their own strengths and weaknesses which helps students better understand where each approach fits within sociological theory.
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