This course will analyze types and patterns of sexual behavior contrasted with social mechanisms which prescribe or proscribe such activity. Sociology 100 or consent of instructor. This course takes an in depth look at social relationships from a symbolic interactionist perspective. A research component is built into the course whereby students will engage in the process of analysis of social relationships, how they are socially constructed, transformed and destroyed. An intensive study of the drastic effects of the rapidly expanding urban areas on social organization.
Attention is given to the origin, development and the changing patterns of the city.
The influence urbanization and industrialization have on social institutions and personal relationships is considered. Sociology 100 or consent of instructor. This course analyzes theories of different schools and examines social change in terms of its spheres, levels, and processes and the modernization of traditional society. Theories of development and the social processes which maintain social stratification are examined. Cross-cultural and historical comparisons of its form and scope are also made.