It will be an analysis of a book with a story-line involving people interacting with other people, and will explain the motivations of the people, and reasons for events, by using sociological perspectives. For example, the story of Romeo and Juliet is ripe with family interactions, peer groups, deviance, religion and politics to explain the events and the outcome. Fiction or non-fiction literary works are acceptable for this analysis. If you have any doubts, please clear your book with Dr. Fulton. The Book Analysis from a sociological perspective must be between three and five double-spaced typewritten pages.
Word processing is encouraged.
In that case, margins should be reasonable and font size should be no smaller than 10, nor larger than 12. The use of the Internet and WebCT are integral parts of this course and your textbook. Computers are available on campus at the Learning Resources Building during normal operating hours. Access to an Internet connection at other locations would be an additional convenience for the student. Even one absence is likely to have a negative impact on the student s grade for material missed.