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Science, Technology & Culture 432: Senior Colloquium
3.00 Credits
Dickinson College
The senior colloquium in science will explore new developments in science as well as philosophical, social, and ethical dimensions of the scientific enterprise. This will be a team-taught course in which senior science majors will work with faculty members to select readings and lead discussions. One-half course credit. Prerequisite: senior standing with a major in one of the natural or mathematical sciences. The following courses are offered on The Dickinson Science Program in England:
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Sociology 110: Social Analysis
3.00 Credits
Dickinson College
Selected topics in the empirical study of the ways in which people's character and life choices are affected by variations in the organization of their society and of the activities by which social arrangements varying in their adequacy to human needs are perpetuated or changed.
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Sociology 222: Family Phenomena
3.00 Credits
Dickinson College
In both the ideal and real worlds, the family is credited with producing social leaders and blamed for creating social misfits. Social scientists, policy makers, and writers have focused on the family as a central and powerful social institution. This course explores the nature and role of families, and how families vary across cultures and over time. The course will address such topics as socialization, gender, work-family issues, and domestic violence.
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Sociology 224: Families and Gender in a Cross-Cultural Perspective
3.00 Credits
Dickinson College
In this comparative course in family systems, we will study the impact of production and politics on family life in various cultures, including Africa, Latin America, the Far East and the United States. The course uses ethnographic studies and documentaries to illuminate the impact of the political economy on family life, the life course, and gender roles and relationships. Various theories of development will place the ethnographies into socio-political and historical context.
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Sociology 225: Urban Life
3.00 Credits
Dickinson College
The nature of the city and how it fosters cosmopolitanism and urbanity. Urban planning, good and bad. City lifestyles contrasted with those of the suburb and country. Includes optional field trip to a local city.
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Sociology 226: Race,Class,and Gender
3.00 Credits
Dickinson College
Explores the personal, intergroup, and institutional dimensions of race, class and gender as simultaneous and interactive systems of meaning and experience. Examines theories of the economic, social and psychological dynamics of oppression; the social construction and reconstruction of identity; and the nature of racism, classism, and sexism. Social change strategies for eliminating oppression are also explored.
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Sociology 226 - Race,Class,and Gender
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Sociology 227: Sex,Gender,and Religion
3.00 Credits
Dickinson College
Exploring the interactions between religion and gender and sexuality, this course examines: how various religious traditions perceive sexuality and gender; the ways in which religion influences social policy both within the United States and globally; and the impact this has on individuals, families, and societies. The course focuses on contemporary concerns, while offering a comparative (historical and cross-cultural) introduction to these issues across several religious traditions. Particular emphasis is given to religious fundamentalisms across the three major monotheistic religions: Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. Offered every two years.
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Sociology 230: Selected Topics in Sociology
3.00 Credits
Dickinson College
Courses which examine special topics in sociology and will include on a regular basis, Labor History, Comparative Race & Ethnicity, and Conflict Resolution.
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Sociology 233: Medical Sociology
3.00 Credits
Dickinson College
In this course we will examine theories and practices which contribute to the development of a sociological understanding of medicine, health and illness. Health care access and delivery, social epidemiology, and the patient-practitioner relationship are among the issues to be developed. Offered every year.
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Sociology 236: Stratification
3.00 Credits
Dickinson College
This course takes a critical look at the layers of American society that shape, construct, and inhibit the basic pursuit for equality of opportunity. Students will be asked to examine how the three most fundamental elements of social stratification (race, class, and gender) function both separately and in tandem to organize systems of inequality. The course uses theoretical and practical applications of stratification to evaluate how social constructions of difference include the institutions and social policy. Additionally, class discussions will also consider how the forces of racism, sexism, and classism impact the attainment of basic needs, such as wages, health care, and housing. Offered every year.
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