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You May Ask Yourself

An Introduction to Thinking Like a Sociologist

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Dalton Conley (Author, New York University)

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Make the familiar strange with Dalton Conley's "untextbook."

Dalton Conley’s groundbreaking “non-textbook” teaches students how to think like sociologists. Students learn how to use their sociological imaginations to debunk conventional wisdom. With a strong emphasis on concepts, You May Ask Yourself challenges students to use sociological methods to evaluate facts about their social worlds by “making the familiar strange.”

Book Details

  • Paperback
  • October 2008
  • ISBN 978-0-393-92760-3
  • 7.1 × 9.2 in / 832 pages
  • Territory Rights: USA and Dependencies, Philippines and Canada.

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