Cambridge Sociology

The book 'Cambridge Sociology: O Level 2251' is a reference guide designed to facilitate O Level students towards understanding sociology - the science of studying society and social behaviors. Spanning seven units, this exploration carries readers on an enlightening journey into all key areas of sociology.For Exams: 2023 and 2024.The first unit sets the foundation, introducing you to the various theories and methodologies used by sociologists to study society. Learn the distinct way in which different sociologists interpret society and the data and informational tools they employ.The exploration deepens as we delve into culture, identity, socialization, and the relationship between the individual and society. Discover the essence of humanity and the process that makes us human. Learn about 'key terms' relevant in sociological parlance.Next, the lens shifts to social inequality, highlighting the issue of social stratification - the setup of society into different classes. Discuss the salient features of this classification and its contributing factors.Families, a fundamental unit in social harmony, deserving of our attention, is also scrutinized. Examine the various types of families, their roles and the emerging changes in our society that directly impact families.Education occupies a crucial made depending upon its functions and dynamics. Learn about education’s influence in the society and factors that lead to varying success levels among students.The sixth segment tends to the phenomenon of crime, deviance, and social control, providing insights into the pattern of crimes, explanations, and concepts of social control needed to understand societal order.Lastly, we address the significant role media plays in society - understand media’s mechanism, influences, and upper-crust hierarchy controlling it.Every unit ends with a ’Key Terms’ segment to strengthen a reader’s retro-cloning of learned terminologies.The book alternates between profound in-depth research and application-oriented examples. It outlines sociology’s vibrant body turning understanding into a dungeon, making you question, rethink, learn, and unlearn.The headings and subheadings in the book are taken from the official Cambridge Sociology: O Level 2251as a guide and organization for the content, but no content or material has been cited from Cambridge official work.Whether an apprentice discovering its way into sociology or an enthusiast wishing to refill the existing knowledge with new methodologies and pertinent topics; you’ll find ’Cambridge Sociology: O Level 2251’ helping you leap in the fascinating world of sociology.