SOC 450 Sociological Theory

A critical exploration and explanation of�classical and contemporary social theory. The�course includes consideration of the historical�and cultural contexts in which social theorists�lived and how their life experiences shaped their�explanations, in an effort to understand how and�why our social theories and concepts emerge and�change. Students will develop an appreciation of�the integral, ongoing role of theorization and�conceptualization in their own everyday lives, as�well as practical, critical-analytical skills in�applying social theory to the personal and�professional lives of themselves and others.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

SOC-203