Thinking sociologically: contemporary and classical approaches to social life and social thought (SOCY2345)
Information valid for Semester 1, 2018
Course level
Undergraduate
Faculty
Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences
School
Social Science School
Units
2
Duration
One Semester
Delivery mode
Internal
Class hours
2 Lecture hours
1 Tutorial hour
Recommended prerequisite
SOCY1050: Introduction to Sociology
Assessment methods
Paper, essay and group presentation
Course enquiries
Study Abroad
This course is pre-approved for Study Abroad and Exchange students.
Course description
Sociology involves the study of society in both its empirical and conceptual manifestations. In sociology there are a range of `big' ideas, key concepts and modes of knowledge that enable us to think about society. They range from ideas about the central dynamic of social relations (including social conflict, order and disorder), notions of social difference and hierarchy, the role of individuals and the self, and the position of non-humans. This course will explore, play with and critically examine some of these big ideas and how they help us to be engaged with social analysis and critique of our everyday social world and social institutions.
Archived offerings
Course offerings | Location | Mode | Course Profile |
Semester 1, 2018 (19/02/2018 - 23/06/2018) | St Lucia | Internal | Course Profile |
Semester 1, 2017 (27/02/2017 - 24/06/2017) | St Lucia | Internal | Course Profile |