Sociology 2R3 - Theories of Class and Stratification
Fall, 1996
Mondays, 8:30-11:20;
plus other times		 Physical & Virtual:
e-mail; www;
conferencing;
chats		 Instructor
Carl Cuneo
e-mail /
WWW		 Dept. of
Sociology /
McMaster
University
Course Logistics Weekly Course Content
Goal Special Course 1- Introduction 2-Internet
Course Philosophy:
Collaborative Learning		 Helping Hand 3-LearnLink &
First Class Client		 4-Overview - Class & Stratification
(Bottomore)
Class Times
and Places		 Weekly Schedule 5-Marx - Class, Capitalism, State, Ideology 6-Weber - Class, Status, Power
Are You Lost? Communications 7-Gramsci - Class, State, Culture, Revolution 8-Carchedi -
Capitalism,
Class and State
Computer
Lab Access		 Requirements &
Grade Distribution		 9-Poulantzas - Class, State, Ideology 10-Structural
Functionalists
Durkheim, Parsons, Davis-Moore
Late Work
Policy		 Date Stamping
Assignments		 11-Institutionalization
of Class Conflict
(Dahrendorf )		 12-Erik Olin Wright on Class
Structure
Bookstore
Orders		 Readings
Examination
Ban		 First Class
Client Software		 13-Concept Mapping: Class, Gender, Race, and the Critique of Marxist Class Analysis and Conventional Sociological Stratification Analysis -- Overview and Textual/Graphical Synthesis of the Course
Academic
Ethics		 Course
Concept Map

Student Assignments

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