Sociology: A Brief Introduction provides students with a concise, up-to-date presentation of sociology. Students learn to think critically about society and their own lives from a wide range of classical and contemporary perspectives. The text combines balanced coverage of theory, current research findings, and examples that are relevant to students and to encourage the development of the sociological imagination. Our interactive online resources, Connect, LearnSmart, and Smartbook only bolster Schaefer’s ability to unleash students' sociological imagination. LearnSmart is an adaptive study program that continually assesses student's knowledge levels. Smartbook combines our text with LearnSmart to offer the first adaptive reading experience.

Sociology: A Brief Introduction

Politics & Social Sciences

Schaefer,Richard T.

Haaland, Bonnie

Sociology

McGraw-Hill/Ryerson

Sociology: A Brief Introduction, First Canadian Edition provides a balanced introduction to the four core sociological theories (functionalist, interactionist, conflict, and feminist) while offering Canadian students valuable applications in Taking Sociology to Work boxes, end-of-chapter Social Policy sections, and Internet Connection exercises. With a commitment to Canadian content and a global focus, this text encourages students to reflect critically on the world in which they live and gives them the tools they need to hone their "sociological imagination."

Floyd, Richard

Social Sciences

McGraw-Hill Higher Education

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