SOC 3713 credits
SOC 371: Individual and Society
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- In this course students consider the relation between the individual and society. They examine major theoretical problems, such as: human nature; communication and language; perception; socialization; role playing; and the interdependence of values, ideologies, and social structures.
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Professors who have taught SOC 371
- Jorge Arditi
- Michael Farrell
- Sarah Ford
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