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General information
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Study points: 4.00
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Language: Dutch
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Category:
lecture
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Duration:
26.0 hours
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Periodicity:
Taught in the first semester
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POC:
POC Bachelor Psychologie
Taught by
Matthijs Koenraad
Aims
Aim is that the students gain knowledge and insight in the sociological core terminology, that they learn to sociologically observe and analyse their own society and that they can sociologically interpret and clarify social problems. This will occur in the shape of separate chapters, like culture, social structure and stratification, mobility, microsociology, grouping etc. Wherever possible, connections will be laid between these abstract concepts and structures and the daily empirical reality, such as the labour pool, training and demographical developments.
Content
This course consists out of the following chapters: characteristics from the sociological perspective, hystory of sociological thinking, suicide: an example of sociological research and thinking, social structure and stratification, culture, microsociology, sociodynamic aspects of the social role, population: sociological perspectives, and marriage and family. As prerequisite it suffices the training in the general highschool. A broad social training and interest in social problems and developments is a plus. The following book can be advised to gain these prerequisites: H. De Jager en A. Mok, "Grondbeginselen der sociologie", Leiden, Antwerpen, Stenford Kroese, 1989.
Course Material
H. De Jager and A.Mok, "Grondbeginselen der sociologie", Leiden, Antwerpen, Stenford Kroese, 1989.
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B-KUL-P0M31A Sociology
