SOC 10B: Sociological TheoryInstructor: Lauren Crosser Prerequisites: May not be taken for credit by students who took SOC 100b in prior years. Course Description: How do power, culture, and institutions shape our everyday lives? SOC 10B: Sociological Theory, dives into the foundational ideas of classical thinkers like Karl Marx, as well as contemporary theorists who challenge and expand their work like Angela Davis.</br></br>This course will apply theory to real-world events, from social movements and political upheavals to digital surveillance and economic crises. Through discussions, we’ll explore how power operates in society and how people resist, negotiate, and transform society.</br></br>Designed for sociology majors and any student eager to understand forces that shape our world. Whether fulfilling a major requirement or simply want to sharpen your sociological imagination, SOC 10B will change the way you see the world. Session: Session II Day: T, W, Th Time: 1:50pm - 4:20pm Credit Hours: 4 Credits Course Format: On-Campus Course for Summer 2025 Brandeis Graduation Requirement Fulfilled: SS Enrollment Limit: Course Classification: Undergraduate Level Course Course Tuition: $3,700 Course Fees: Open to High School Students: Yes |
