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Durkheim: Division of Labor for SOC 4100

This lecture for SOC/ANT 4100 covers key concepts and ideas in evaluating and understanding sociological theory. It accompanies Edles and Appelrouth's "Sociological Theory in the Classical Era."

This lecture describes differences between three main theoretical paradigms. View the lecture on Marx versus Weber for key information to help you on future assignments and the first SOC 1005 exam: th-cam.com/video/HNhZUn2wrZQ/w-d-xo.html Do not worry about the review quiz if you are in SOC/ANT 4100. The 4100 course does not include multiple choice exams. The example of college sports used in t...

This lecture supports your understanding of the chapter you read from The Power Elite.

This lecture covers key passages in Chapter One of C.Wright Mills' book, The Sociological Imagination. These are key points students in SOC 1005 should know for the exam.

This video introduces you to Professor Beeman and the materials in Blackboard for Introduction to Sociology (SOC 1005).

This lecture covers some of Dubois' key points from The Souls of Black Folk and the less often addressed Souls of White Folk (i.e., the double consciousness versus no racial consciousness). Note: The sense of second class status after fighting for the U.S. refers to WWII. The additional readings mentioned apply to my 4100 course, but interested SOC 1005 students are welcome to contact me for th...

Narrated PowerPoint on Gilman's marxist feminist theory and connection to Cooper and Collins' Black Feminist Thought; discussion of biology, sex, and gender and internalized oppression. The thumbnail is from this audio put together by Dancing Dove: th-cam.com/video/wNmsauVB3bk/w-d-xo.html

This video discusses Goffman's ideas on impression management.

This is a brief discussion of Weber's Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism and some notes comparing and contrasting Marx and Weber.

This lecture covers key points from Capital and discusses recent ethnographic research on workplace democracies around the world.

Starting with an activity on "selfies," this lecture examines Mead's symbolic interactionist theory of mind, self, and society.

Marx's response to criticisms of communism and Gramsci's revision of Marx. For more on the seeds of destruction see my lecture on Marx versus Weber: th-cam.com/video/HNhZUn2wrZQ/w-d-xo.html For Richard Wolff's discussion of Economics and Marx (watch at least first 30 minutes): th-cam.com/video/T9Whccunka4/w-d-xo.html

Where did Race Come From? Social/Political Context From Colonial Virginia to Modern Day Blackface

The Founder (Movie): A Marxist and Weberian Analysis

Lecture on Marx and Weber (edited)

Intro to Sociology, Lecture 1, Part 3