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Reddit | Sociology
7h ago
ive been pursuing a clinched/counseling psychology phd for a bit (have undergrad major in psych and soc minor) and am currently in a post-bacc as a lab manager in a clinical psych lab. and am thinking of outright applying to some soc masters/phd programs as i think im more inclined to think of human behavior from a more humanistic/systems orientation than the more biological/medical model in psych. was wondering if anybody had any thoughts or advice while im considering this
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7h ago
Are there any noteworthy sociologists who disagreed with and critiqued Bourdieusian habitus? are there any papers that offered a critique against the idea?
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7h ago
it could be 1-2 words, thank you!
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16h ago
Seeing the recent amount of pro palestinian protests and calls to divest from israel in colleges around the nation along with the possible ban on tiktok, i wonder, is the US going through a similar process as arab nations’ civil unrest with the rise of twitter? What are tour thoughts? It would be interesting to see a comparison of timeline of events.
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1d ago
Good day all,
As the title states I'm looking for book recommendations for my undergrad thesis, I have almost two years left to finish it so right now I'm trying to see what is and is not currently in the literature. Because of the way the school system is designed I've become great at reading textbooks and passing tests but I am also piss-poor at reading/understanding primary text so I want to work on that.
My topics are very broad right now so I am also going to try to narrow it down but my three rough ideas right now are.
Food/Nutrition narratives, how did we go from not having food to vi ..read more
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1d ago
Hey all, Im a current undergrad for sociology and really found myself enamored for the quantitative side of research. I was hoping to pursue this into my masters, but I am currently working out the prerequisite courses for many programs near me (California) and am finding many of them to take an extra 4 school semesters to complete. I am about to become a senior and was wondering what might be some good programs that are either: have forgiving programs in terms of their pre-reqs or should i just grind it out and complete the pre-reqs and just get it done? Or? What do you recommend? Thanks in ..read more
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2d ago
‘Both structuralist and interactionist theories fail to adequately explain the relationship between the individual and society.’ Explain and assess this view. This question is from Alevel Sociology 9699/22 May June 2019 The marking scheme isn't really helping me and I'd like to view a well structured proper model answer. If anyone could help me, I'd be really thankful.
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2d ago
Hello, I’m a student from the Middle East (Gulf) studying philosophy and sociology and I received 2 internship offers for my freshman year summer and I’m SO TORN
Sovereign wealth fund of my country in the social affairs department.
Prestigious social sciences research fellowship at a big name university.
I’m conflicted because I want to eventually graduate and pursue a MPhil and PhD in Modern Middle Eastern Studies (thinking Oxbridge) and I don’t know which internship will be better for me in the long run. I know research experience is highly valued for a research masters, so I’m confli ..read more
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2d ago
Hey guys,
I'm a sociologist working on his phd. A thought crossed my mind that I can't get rid of, and that is that I should learn how to code lol. I'm deep into social sciences now so I don't intend to switch paths, but I can't shake the feeling that no matter what you study, you're lagging behind if you don't learn a programming language.
I guess what I'm asking is:
-What language should I learn? I wanted to focus on java because it's the most popular, but I don't know how well that compliments with social science (I know R and python are used for quant but don't necesarrily wanna learn tho ..read more