Sociology
Annotated Bibliography
[ADVANCED HIGHER]
John Lewis
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Acknowledgement
Learning and Teaching Scotland gratefully acknowledge this contribution to the National
Qualifications support programme for Sociology.
First published 2002
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CONTENTS
iv
Introduction
Section 1:
Themes and Issues
1
Section 2:
Analysing Human Society 1
9
Section 3:
Analysing Human Society 2
21
Section 4:
Research
31
Section 5:
General reading
33
SOCIOLOGY (AH)
iii
INTRODUCTION
This Annotated Bibliography is set out along the lines of the different
unit titles, thus texts on religion will also be found in the same section
as power and politics. What is important for the reader to note,
however, is that in many of these texts, there is a considerable crossover
of relevance in terms of their applicability to different topics. For
example, many of the indicated works relating to power and politics will
also be directly relevant to organisations. The textbooks on globalisation
generally touch most of the topic areas of AH Sociology in one way or
another. It would be useful, therefore, to review the breadth of
literature indicated in order to give oneself access to the widest possible
range of information.
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SOCIOLOGY (AH)