61. History & Sociology Of Science Focus on the social and humanistic aspects of science and the professions influence of economic and political factors on research and the application of knowledge, and problems of science and technology management and public policy. http://ccat.sas.upenn.edu/hss2/hss/

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62. ASA Marxist Section Home Page SECTION ON MARXIST sociology. Click for Other Photos. SECTION S BYLAWS. ABOUT THESECTION ON MARXIST sociology. Instructions to join the Section s Mailing List. http://csf.colorado.edu/psn/marxist-sociology/

SECTION ON MARXIST SOCIOLOGY This home page is intended to advance the interests of the ASA Section on Marxist Sociology, and to serve as a resource and meeting point for Marxist scholars. For information on joining the ASA Section on Marxist Sociology, please send email to ASA Section Membership SECTION'S BYLAWS ABOUT THE SECTION ON MARXIST SOCIOLOGY Instructions to join the Section's Mailing List The People of the Marxist Section Section Officers Section NEWSLETTER Marxist Writings On Line THE MARXIST INTERNET ARCHIVE Marx and Engels' Writings Marxism Page Return to the ASA Sections Page Go to the ASA Home Page Go to the ASA Membership Information RETURN TO THE PSN HOME PAGE Go to the CRITICAL SOCIOLOGY Home Page Send comments or suggestions for relevant links to Martha Gimenez Visitors since 5/13/1998

63. EServer: Cultural Studies And Critical Theory Cultural studies draws from the fields of anthropology, sociology, gender studies, feminism, literary criticism, history and psychoanalysis in order to discuss contemporary texts and cultural practices. http://eserver.org/theory/

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64. Deviance Discusses the sociology of deviance, criminal and noncriminal deviance, and related theories. Includes links to similar content. http://ryoung001.homestead.com/Deviance.html

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65. The Department Of Sociology At The University Of Essex Welcome to the Department of sociology at Essex. Dept. of sociology University ofEssex Colchester, C04 3SQ Tel +44 (0)1206 873333 Fax +44 (0)1206 873410. http://www.essex.ac.uk/sociology/

Home About Us Prospective Students Undergraduates ... Student Memorial Ceremony Welcome to the Department of Sociology at Essex The Department of Sociology at the University of Essex is one of the largest of its kind in the UK and currently provides more than 100 courses for students of its 22 degree schemes. Its well-documented success in teaching, learning and research reflects the diverse intellectual backgrounds and research interests of its staff members - the combination of which underpins the department's commitment to the pursuit of imagination and academic excellence in sociology. The Department has consistently achieved the highest rating in the National Research Assessment Exercise. Feedback from the RAE 2001 states: This unit is amongst the very best in the UK Internationally excellent, with strength in depth and a wide and diverse range of interests Research Student activities are very high and judged to contribute positively to the quality of research culture There is evidence of an excellent research culture overall Dept. of Sociology

66. LII - Results For "sociology" About Subscribe Help Suggest a Site Comments More Search Tools. Advanced Search. Results for sociology. 1 to 5 of 5. Top 9 subjects. Charles Booth Online Archive http://lii.org/search?query=Sociology;searchtype=subject

67. Department Of Sociology - McGill University For Graduate information Send an email, sociology is commonly definedas the scientific study of society. It offers the student an http://www.arts.mcgill.ca/programs/sociology/

News: Academic Employment Opportunities 2002-2003 Courses (Tentative) Summer Session 2002 Courses (FINAL) Newsletters archives *You need acrobat reader to access these files (free): click here Funding Newsletter May 2002 Fall 2001 ... January 2001 Department of Sociology Stephen Leacock Building Room 712 855 Sherbrooke Street West Montreal, Quebec, H3A 2T7 CANADA Tel.: (514) 398-6848 Fax: (514) 398-3403 For Undergraduate information Send an email For Graduate information Send an email Sociology is commonly defined as the scientific study of society. It offers the student an educational experience which is both intellectually rewarding and practically useful as a preparation for future career opportunities. It provides the student with the theoretical and analytical tools to better understand the complex social forces which affect our lives, contributing in this way to personal enrichment and more effective citizenship. At the same time, it is valuable preparation for advanced study in the social sciences, as well as careers in the professions, management, education, law, medicine and health related areas, social work, and communications in both the public sector and private industry. Web site designed by OmegaWeb http://www.arts.mcgill.ca/programs/sociology/

68. SOCIOLOGY 388 Discussion Archives: Http://venus.soci.niu.edu/~archives) Archive of online discussions of issues related to corrections. http://venus.soci.niu.edu/~archives/SOCI388/soci388.html

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69. Annual Reviews Political Science. Psychology. Public Health. sociology. Annual Reviews is proud to publish authoritative Political Science. Psychology. Public Health. sociology. Special Publications http://www.annualreviews.org/

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70. USEFUL LINKS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE STUDENTS A page of links for use by A'level and degree students studying sociology, psychology, research, criminology and British politics. http://www.localdial.com/users/mermaid/useful.htm

USEFUL BITS FOR SOCIAL SCIENCE STUDENTS 'He is able who thinks he is able' - Buddha I intend to use this page as a notice board of sorts for students studying social sciences at A'level and degree level - I will be putting all the useful links I have found on it and also link to a page containing any ideas, tips, useful bits of info that I find - it will be updated regularly - please feel free to visit often! I make no apologies for the fact that this page is geared towards U.K. students. Oh, O.K. then - sorry! I do apologise for the disorganisation of the site - I will be making it easier to negotiate (with headings and page breaks, etc) very soon - please bear with me :o) Anything that you would like to pass on for this page will be gratefully received - please remember to add your name so I can give you the credit!! Coming soon ...... a guide to referencing assignments ...... a postgraduate funding page (U.K.) ...... see you again soon ....... Links I have found so far: the utterly wonderful, useful and life saving SOSIG Social Science Information Gateway sister site to SOSIG - database of all ESRC funded research in the U.K. - just the place to look for that elusive piece of research

71. Major Requirements Overview for the BA program as well as for the Concentration in sociology. http://www.sociology.ccsu.edu/major.htm

Requirements Sociology at Central Connecticut State University Home Courses Faculty Requirements Mission ... Sociology links Students majoring in Sociology develop their programs in cooperation with a departmental faculty advisor. The faculty advisor to whom you are assigned (or whom you request ) will work with you during your stay at CCSU. Your advisor will sign your registration forms during the Fall and Spring registration periods. It is suggested that you meet with your advisor two or three weeks before these registration periods. Your advisor will assist you in selecting appropriate Sociology courses and courses in other disciplines related to your particular Sociology program. He or she will also assist you by providing answers to questions you may have about the Sociology major, University course requirements, and career options and objectives. To be assigned an advisor, contact Sophia Johnson, Administrative Assistant, Sociology Department; DiLoreto Hall, Room 208-008; 860-832-3135. The requirements for the major in Sociology were recently changed. Students who are new to Central as of September 2003 or who declare Sociology as a major after September 1, 2003 will be required to complete the current requirements. Students who declared Sociology as a major between Fall of 1999 and the Fall of 2003 may complete the previous program requirements. Students who declared Sociology as a major prior to the fall of 1999 may complete the major under the early program. All students may elect to complete the program using the current requirements.

72. Association For The Sociology Of Religion International scholarly association that seeks to advance theory and research in the sociology of religion. http://www.sociologyofreligion.com/

Please Note! New Address and Phone/Fax for Executive Office Spring 2004 Preliminary Program Annual Meeting Pre-Registration Form ... Links: Other Societies and Pages of Interest Past Conference Pictures 2003 Atlanta Pictures 2002Chicago Pictures 2001 Anaheim Pictures Alamo Rental Cars! Special Rates for ASR Members Contact the ASR Office William H. Swatos, Jr., Ph.D., Executive Officer Association for the Sociology of Religion 618 SW 2nd Ave. Galva Ill. 61434-1912 Voice: Fax: Use this form to e-Mail our office E-Mail Address Subject Message

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74. Ed Stephan's Timeline Of Sociology (1600present) By Ed Stephan. http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~stephan/timeline.html

A Sociology Timeline from 1600 by Ed Stephan want to send suggestions ? visit my homepage what happened on this date? check out the Sociology Calendar 1620 Apr 24 John GRAUNT born London 1623 May 26 William PETTY born Hampshire 1632 Aug 29 John LOCKE born Wrington, Somerset 1632 Nov 24 Benedict (or Baruch) SPINOZA born Amsterdam Thomas HOBBES De Cive Aubrey's 'Life' Thomas HOBBES: Leviathan John GRAUNT: Observations on the Bills of Mortality 1668 Jun 23 Giambattista VICO born Naples SPINOZA: A Theologico-Political Treatise Bernard MANDEVILLE born Dordrecht, Holland SHAFTESBURY (Anthony Ashley Cooper, 3rd Earl) born 1674 Apr 18 John GRAUNT died William PETTY: Political Arithmetick 1677 Feb 21 Baruch SPINOZA died SPINOZA: Ethics SPINOZA: On the Improvement of the Understanding 1679 Dec 4 Thomas HOBBES died William PETTY: (Another) Essay on Political Arithmetick William PETTY: Observations on the Dublin Bills of Mortality 1685 Mar 12 George BERKELEY born Dublin 1687 Dec 16 William PETTY died 1689 Jan 18 Charles de Secondat, Baron de MONTESQUIEU John LOCKE: Essay Concerning Human Understanding John LOCKE: Second Treatise on Government Francis HUTCHESON born 1704 Oct 28 John LOCKE died BERKELEY: Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge 1711 Apr 26 David HUME born Edinburgh;

75. Department Of Sociology - University Of California, Irvine WELCOME NEWS EVENTS CONTACT. Feb. 18, 2004 sociology team wins DepartmentShootout Sunset at Crystal Cove. ACADEMICS Undergraduate http://hypatia.ss.uci.edu/sociology/

WELCOME CONTACT Feb. 18, 2004 - Sociology team wins Department Shootout... June 10, 2004 - Annual Awards Ceremony and Caribbean Luncheon... Sunset at Crystal Cove ACADEMICS Undergraduate Program Graduate Program Resources PEOPLE Faculty Profiles Graduate Students Department Administration Job Opportunities RESEARCH Clusters (Areas of Expertise) Centers (link coming soon) SCHOOL OF SOCIAL SCIENCES UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, IRVINE WEBMASTER Last updated: 06/11/2004

76. Division Of The Social Sciences | University Of Chicago Anthropology, economics, political science, education, history, sociology, psychology and other human sciences. http://social-sciences.uchicago.edu/

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77. A Sociological Tour Through Cyberspace sociology of Death and Dying The premier tour. sociology of Knowledge Towhat extent are different types of knowledge socially constructed? http://www.trinity.edu/~mkearl/

Nearly one quarter century ago columnist Lewis Lapham made the following observation: There no longer exists a theater of ideas in which artists or philosophers can perform the acts of the intellectual or moral imagination. In nineteenth-century England Charles Darwin could expect On The Origin of Species to be read by Charles Dickens as well as by Disraeli and the vicar in the shires who collected flies and water beetles. Dickens and Disraeli and the vicar could assume that Mr. Darwin might chance to read their own observations. But in the United States in 1979 what novelist can expect his work to be read by a biochemist, a Presidential candidate, or a director of corporations; what physicist can expect his work to be noticed, much less understood, in the New York literary salons? ("A Juggernaut of Words," Harper's Magazine , June 1979: pp. 12-13). Conditions have hardly improved in 2004. Now in the supposed "Information Age" six out of ten American households do not purchase a single book and one-half of American adults do not read one. In 1965 when the Gallup Organization asked young people if they read a daily newspaper, 67 percent said yes; thirty-five years later, roughly 20 percent answer affirmatively. And yet "they" say we are saturated with informational overload!

78. Kearl's Guide To The Sociology Of Death: Suicide Includes some history of sociological research of suicide and numerous statistics and analysis. http://www.trinity.edu/~mkearl/death-su.html

S UICIDE In 1999, for the first time, the Surgeon General issued a Call To Action To Prevent Suicide , defining it as a "public health hazard." In public interviews he noted how in 1998 for every two homicides in the U.S. there were three suicides. Since 1952, the incidence for adolescents and young adults has nearly tripled, and 90% of these cases were due to guns. Each day 86 Americans take their own lives and another 1,500 attempt to do so Two years later, President Bush's new Surgeon General, Dr. David Satcher, repeated the alarm and unveiled a national blueprint to challenge "a preventable problem. No one really knows why people commit suicide and perhaps the person least aware is the victim at the moment of the decision. An estimated 2.9% of the adult population attempts suicide . In efforts to explain this 8th-leading cause of death (third for Americans 15-24), scientists have located the cause of self-destructive behavior both within and without the individual. Physiologists, for instance, have found those with low serotonin (5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid) levels to be as much as ten times more likely to be victims than those with higher amounts. Psychologists talk of precipitators in terms of personality disorders, feelings of hopelessness, helplessness, and alienation, and uncontrollable urges to shed an unwanted self (

79. Kearl's Guide To Sociological Thanatology the ring? Click here for info. Awards and Recognition Given to thisSite. Return to index of A Sociological Tour Through Cyberspace. http://www.trinity.edu/~mkearl/death.html

S OCIOLOGY OF D EATH AND D YING It has been claimed that one can never look directly at the sun nor at one's own death. And yet, throughout the history of mankind, both have been the enduring themes of myth and religion, science and magic, curiosity and fear. From our late twentieth century vantage point we find that as the sun is understood as being the source of life in the natural order, so death is becoming recognized as the central dynamism underlying the life, vitality, and structure of the social order. Death is the muse of our religions, philosophies, political ideologies, arts and medical technologies. It sells newspapers and insurance policies, invigorates the plots of our television programs, andjudging from our dependency on fossil fuels (84.5% of all U.S. energy consumption in 1995)even powers our industries. It is the barometer by which we measure the adequacy of social life, such as when we compare cross-cultural death and life expectancy rates to gauge social progress, compare national homicide rates to infer the stability of social structures, or compare death rates of different social groups to ascertain social inequalities . In fact, perhaps the very first evidence of

80. Sociology & Equity Studies In Education Information on degree programs and related resources. http://www.oise.utoronto.ca/depts/sese/

Sociology and Equity Studies in Education 252 Bloor Street West, 12th Floor. Phone:416.923.6641 Fax: 416.926.4751 SESE Faculty SESE Fall 2004 Course Schedule Departmental / Institution Forms SESE Winter 2005 Course Schedule ... SESE 2003-2004 Visiting Scholars Graduate Degree Programs SESE graduate courses are primarily organized though research areasinformal groupings of courses and faculty clustered around research interests. Current research areas are: Culture, Communication and Critical Education Learning, Work and Change Interdisciplinary research areas include: bulletin OISE/UT Critical Pedagogy and Cultural Studies Learning, Work and Change Interdepartmental specializations include: Aboriginal Education Gender Equity in Education Collaborative programs include: Environmental Studies Women's Studies Comparative, International and Development Education For further information, please refer to the OISE/UT Graduate Bulletin SESE Faculty SESE Fall 2004 Course Schedule Departmental / Institution Forms ... SESE 2003-2004 Visiting Scholars

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