SOC 406 — Models in Sociological Analysis.

About this course

SOC 406 Models in Sociological Analysis. is a 400 Level course in the Sociology department, taught in the Second Semester. On La-Net Hub you can watch all 27 recorded lectures for free, grouped into 9 series, read the course lecture note online or download it as a PDF, and test yourself with practice questions.

This covers all the video parts in the First Series of SOC 406.

This covers all the video parts in the Second Series of SOC 306.

Lectures in this course

Series 1: Series 1: Explanations and Data in Sociological Analysis · Part 1

1. Types of Explanations in Sociology. 11 minutes 18 seconds
2. Sources and Types of Sociological Data. 10 minutes 23 seconds
3. Strengths and Limitations of Data Types. 12 minutes 54 seconds

Series 2: Series 1: Explanations and Data in Sociological Analysis · Part 2

1. Types of Explanations in Sociology. 11 minutes 8 seconds
2. Sources and Types of Sociological Data. 10 minutes 10 seconds
3. Strengths and Limitations of Data Types.7 12 minutes 38 seconds

Series 3: Series 2: Classical Theories and the Rise of Models. · Part 1

1. Foundations of Classical Sociological Theories. 11 minutes 18 seconds
2. Emergence of Sociological Models. 10 minutes 23 seconds
3. Relevance of Classical Theories in Contemporary Sociology. 12 minutes 54 seconds

Series 4: Series 2: Classical Theories and the Rise of Models. · Part 2

1. Foundations of Classical Sociological Theories. 14 minutes 34 seconds
2. Emergence of Sociological Models. 12 minutes 47 seconds
3. Relevance of Classical Theories in Contemporary Sociology. 10 minutes 42 seconds

Series 5: Series 3: Evolutionism, Functionalism, and their Applications. · Part 1

1. Evolutionism in Sociology. 14 minutes 52 seconds
2. Applying Evolutionism to Social Change. 8 minutes 35 seconds
3. Comparing Critiques and Adaptations. 10 minutes 14 seconds

Series 6: Series 3: Evolutionism, Functionalism, and their Applications. · Part 2

1. Evolutionism in Sociology. 14 minutes 33 seconds
2. Applying Evolutionism to Social Change. 14 minutes 33 seconds
3. Comparing Critiques and Adaptations. 10 minutes 1 second

Series 7: Series 4: Symbolic Interaction, Conflict Heritage, and Interpretations. · Part 1

1. Symbolic Interactionism 9 minutes 24 seconds
2. Inequality, Power, and Social Change. 7 minutes 58 seconds
3. A Comprehensive Sociological Vision. 9 minutes 1 second

Series 8: Series 4: Symbolic Interaction, Conflict Heritage, and Interpretations. · Part 2

1. Symbolic Interactionism. 14 minutes 33 seconds
2. Inequality, Power, and Social Change. 8 minutes 22 seconds
3. A Comprehensive Sociological Vision. 10 minutes 1 second

Series 9: Series 5: Postmodernism and the Applicability of Sociological Models.

1. Emergence of Postmodern Thought in Sociology. 10 minutes 39 seconds
2. Limitations of Grand Theories. 12 minutes 3 seconds
3. Complementary Insights: Modernist & Postmodernist Traditions. 12 minutes 52 seconds

Lecture note

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