Study of Society (RLE Social Theory)

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A01=Kathleen Joan Heasman
Author_Kathleen Joan Heasman
British social change
Category=JHBA
Census
Child Welfare Services
Contemporary Society
education and inequality
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Extramural Departments
family breakdown
family groupings
Follow
governance structures
Held
impact of demographic shifts on society
Introduced State Education
Leisure Occupations
Leisure Patterns
Married Women
Odd
Political Parties
population dynamics
Primary Poverty
Red Brick Universities
Smooth
social differences
Social Disorganisation
Social Organisation
social stratification
socialisation processes
Soil Scientist
USA
Vice Versa
Voluntary Organisations
Welwyn Garden Cities
Women's Royal Voluntary Service
Women’s Royal Voluntary Service
Young Men
Young People

Product details

  • ISBN 9781138783843
  • Weight: 490g
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 08 Aug 2014
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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In this book, Dr Heasman begins by stating some central questions and answers concerning sociology and how we are to set about studying society. It goes on to deal with family groupings and social differences; with education and the part it plays in socialization; with the meaning and the importance of social differences; and with the relative importance of work and leisure and the ways in which leisure can be used. It considers the effects of the change in the size of the population in the last hundred years upon social life in Britain, examines the problems of social change and looks at order in society and the way it is affected by different forms and aspects of government. The result is a thorough, comprehensive, but at all times lucid, introduction to the subject.

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