Human societies : an introduction to macrosociology
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Human societies : an introduction to macrosociology
McGraw-Hill, c1991
6th ed
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 443-478) and indexes
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This new edition provides a comparative and historical analysis of human societies. Written from the perspective of an evolutionary and ecological theory of change, new material on the revolutionary Socialist Societies of Eastern Europe has been incorporated. It will appeal particularly to lecturers who prefer a comparative approach to sociology. Special features of the book include a macrosociological approach to sociology, identifying the major concepts of sociology and the relation that each concept holds to the others; a comprehensive "map" of the social world as a whole, to help students see their own society in a new and broader perspective; and an emphasis on the notion of social change to heighten the awareness of students to the extent of change there will be in their own lives and to the forces which will be responsible.
目次
Part I: Theoretical Foundations. The Human Situation. Human Societies as Sociocultural Systems. The Evolution of Human Societies. Types of Human Societies. Part II: Preindustrial Societies. Hunting and Gathering Societies. Horticulture Societies. Agrarian Societies. Some Evolutionary Bypaths and a Brief Review. The Industrial Revolution. Industrial Societies: Information and Population. Industrial Societies: Their Economies. Industrial Societies: Their Politics. Industrial Societies: Social Stratification. Industrial Societies: The Family, Media, and More. Industrializing Agrarian Societies. Industrializing Horticulture Societies. Retrospect and Prospect.
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