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by D. Stanley Eitzen,Maxine Baca Zinn

ISBN: 0205449697
Author: D. Stanley Eitzen,Maxine Baca Zinn
Language: English
Publisher: Allyn & Bacon; 10 edition (June 26, 2005)
Pages: 656
Category: Social Sciences
Subcategory: Other
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Kelly Eitzen Smith received her P. in Sociology from the University of Arizona.

by D. Stanley Eitzen (Author), Maxine Baca Zinn (Author), Kelly Eitzen Smith (Author) & 0 more. Kelly Eitzen Smith received her P. She is currently the director of the Center for Applied Sociology and a lecturer at the University of Arizona.

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Among his books are Social Problems (with Maxine Baca Zinn and Kelly Eitzen Smith)and Diversity in Families . Maxine Baca Zinn (P. University of Oregon) is Professor Emeritus in sociology at Michigan State University. She received her P. from the University of Oregon.

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The History of Social Problems Theory. Toward a Definition of Social Problems.

Eitzen and Baca Zinn's best-selling conflict perspective social problems text focuses on the social structures and the inequalities that contribute to social problems. Format Hardback 640 pages. Dimensions 210 x 260 x 26mm 1,326g. Publication date 01 Nov 2002. Publisher Pearson Education (US). ISBN13 9780205337217. The History of Social Problems Theory. Types of Social Problems.

Eitzen and Baca Zinn's best-selling conflict perspective social problems text focuses on the social structures and the inequalities that contribute to social problems

Eitzen and Baca Zinn's best-selling conflict perspective social problems text focuses on the social structures and the inequalities that contribute to social problems. Stanley Eitzen, Maxine Baca Zinn, Kelly Eitzen Smith. Download (pdf, 1. 9 Mb) Donate Read.

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The best-selling social problem text; this book takes a critical, conflict perspective that looks at the social structures and inequalities that contribute to social problems.

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Shaktit

It seems all of the negative reviews of this textbook are from people who perhaps read something in this textbook that they did not want to know or something that did not conform to their worldview. Usually when semesters end, I sell my textbooks back... this is one that I kept. This is an extremely eye opening textbook and immensely educational.

Gabar

No this book is not perfect, and yes their authors have their biases, but this book is very factual in most aspects, and clearly states it sources. I had this book in my Sociology 2100 class, Modern Social Problems, at WMU in Kalmazoo, MI in 2006. It is a book that tends to be polemic, splitting those with liberal and conervative views. The book and class for me were huge eye opening glimpses into a society, that not only on a national, but international level is rife with prejudices, discrimination, and injustice. I think those who find conflict with the book are just annoyed that it happens to shine a light on an existence or side of humanity they wish to ignore. America just isn't Leave it to Beaver and Ozzie and Harriet and whit epicket fences and middle class suburban soccer moms, no there is grit and grime and poverty, and disease. And nobody can dispute as this book clearly makes known, that we live in a society where those with money are the ones who have access to power and the benefits we all desire, and are trying to keep it that way, the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. The goal of Sociology is to question the reasons and motives behind everything, so read this book with an open mind, be skeptical of it if you feel necessary, but do not close a blind eye to facts just because you do not like the ugly facts they present.

Yggdi

Thank you

Ahieones

I am currently a teaching assistant at a large university and I find this book to be both biased and boring. I tend to be more socially liberal, however, I believe students should be given both sides of an issue and then be allowed to draw their own conclusions. This book does not allow students to do that, and tends to only discuss the liberal sides of all social problems. Also, the book is a slow and boring read. I had a difficult time managing to stay awake while reading, so I can hardly imagine how a first-year student (who isn't getting paid) can do it. On a positive note, the text does include discussion on disabilities, which other textbooks tend to neglect. I would recommend a different text, such as Macionis or Henslin.

Mr.mclav

This book is, simply put, horrible. It should not be considered a text book. Any professor using this text should really reconsider whether their interest lies in teaching facts and sharing information, or rather, if their true interest is in spreading their own politcal beliefs.

This teaches students that all corporations are bad, that all people earning beyond the poverty level are bad, that home ownership is bad, etc., and that everything unfortunate in our world is caused by the greedy who dare to have more than others. It even refers to illegal activities as the "informal economy" throughout the book.

I hope that any students taking a course with this text assigned really question what they read in the book and also question the things their professor tells them. Don't just accept the things you're told as truth - regardless of the source.

generation of new

The text is easy to read material. At the end of each chapter, there is a summary of all the major points that were within the chapter and all of the definitions too. What I clearly DON'T like about the text is that it focuses way too much on global problems and not just here in America. FYI - If you want the accompanying Research Navigator, you won't get it through Amazon.com; you must buy directly from a bookstore, the publisher, and so forth.

Lli

This book is full of unfortunate truths, but things people should know if they wish to know the truth about the world around them. The statistics came in handy for subsequent paper writing, references and for fast fact information to spout to others.

What is this a teaching text or a political commentary? What professor would recommend such an awful book to their students! I thought it was just me until I read what other people thought and I agree.

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