Avant-Garde Sociology: An Introduction to Sociology
بواسطة
Thomas D. Sharts
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تنسيق
غلاف ورقي
صفحات
286
لغة
الإنجليزية
منشور
Dec 9, 2013
الناشر
XLIBRIS
الطبعة
Illustrated
رقم ISBN-10
1483665208
رقم ISBN-13
9781483665207
الوصف
In "Avant-Garde Sociology," Thomas D. Sharts delves into the intricate nature of social reality, presenting a provocative exploration of how our perceptions shape the world around us. The text is an invitation to question conventional sociological perspectives, urging readers to consider the impact of avant-garde thinking on their understanding of social dynamics.
Sharts champions the notion that social constructs are not fixed but are fluid and subject to interpretation. Through a series of thought-provoking analyses, he encourages an examination of the hidden forces that influence societal norms and beliefs. By dismantling traditional paradigms, he opens a dialogue on the potential for innovative sociological approaches to redefining the very fabric of society.
By blending theoretical insight with practical examples, the book serves as a crucial resource for those seeking to challenge the status quo and rethink their approach to sociological study. It invites readers to step outside of their comfort zones and engage with a vision of sociology that is as dynamic and evolving as the social realities it seeks to understand.
Sharts champions the notion that social constructs are not fixed but are fluid and subject to interpretation. Through a series of thought-provoking analyses, he encourages an examination of the hidden forces that influence societal norms and beliefs. By dismantling traditional paradigms, he opens a dialogue on the potential for innovative sociological approaches to redefining the very fabric of society.
By blending theoretical insight with practical examples, the book serves as a crucial resource for those seeking to challenge the status quo and rethink their approach to sociological study. It invites readers to step outside of their comfort zones and engage with a vision of sociology that is as dynamic and evolving as the social realities it seeks to understand.