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A Guide to Sociological Thinking (Paperback)
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Vincent Ryan Ruggiero's book is a refreshing change from the usual
supplemental book. Rather than a catalogue of ideas and names, he
presents a form of analysis that involves students in the
sociological process. This book should make students want to
continue to study sociology. --Muriel G. Cantor, Late of the
American University "This book potentially makes a unique
contribution to the field, providing a new perspective for
introductory students that is not readily available today. . . .
Vincent Ryan Ruggiero has a surprisingly good sense of sociological
enterprise." --Peter Adler, Professor of Sociology, University of
Denver A thorough study of any discipline requires effective
thinking strategies; however, rarely has an entire volume been
devoted to developing this skill. Vincent Ryan Ruggiero's A Guide
to Sociological Thinking fills the gap in sociology where others
fall short. What distinguishes this volume from competing texts is
its comprehensive treatment of thinking. It covers sociological
thinking from three dimensions--critical, creative, and
reflective--and emphasizes the practical application of thinking
strategies to sociological issues. It aims to increase sociology
students' cognitive learning and has the following objectives: To
build appreciation of the intellectual excitement and adventure of
sociological inquiry and of the relevance of that inquiry to
student's lives. To develop understanding of the three stages of
the thinking process--reflective, creative, and critical. To
develop skill in applying the thinking process to sociological
issues. To promote the habits and attitudes associated with
excellence in thinking. To encourage students to enter the
discipline's ongoing dialogue. Intended as a supplement to the
standard sociology textbook, A Guide to Sociological Thinking, will
enhance a student's grasp of sociology and will be useful to other
related undergraduate courses as social problems and the sociology
of work.
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