Sociology and African-American studies

Article Abstract:

The development of African-American studies as an interdisciplinary subject dates back to the 1960s and general ignorance of the culture and social life of African Americans. Social sciences and humanities have benefitted significantly since the 1960s by the new perspectives drawn by analysis of social, cultural, political and historical aspects of African Americans.

Analysis, History, African Americans, Interdisciplinary approach in education, Interdisciplinary approach (Education)

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The book and social theory

Article Abstract:

The book is likely to be the major form in social theory, in which knowledge is preserved, rediscovered and reinterpreted, and from which new knowledge is generated.

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The ideas of the reading class

Article Abstract:

The future of the reading class with regard to sociology studies is examined.

Methods, Reading

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