Introduction to Sociology - Selves and Interaction - Part 1

NYU Professor Harvey Molotch--Introduction to Sociology; This course provides a sampling of problems and methods used by sociologists, with concrete examples from everyday life, history, and contemporary events.

[@applejacks251]

Great lecture, mind blownnnn

[@ivo8312]

LOL the discussion of looking at a stranger for longer than a second means ur a crazy person is so new york
here in small town Canada total strangers will say hi to you whenever you walk by eachother

[@Any-Time-Just-Chill1991]

Thanks of these valuable lecture's

[@eparharidou]

Wonderful!!!

[@XiaosChannel]

as a multilingual i've got to say thinking with words seems only a small part of what i do.

[@warrensumba4199]

I am built up with this lecture......

[@indushekhar7184]

You are excellent!

[@christineduffy8821]

I love sociology

[@i.m.gurney]

I would argue that today not only is there the 'Self' & the 'Group' but also the 'Truth' the discoveries of science these last circa 400 years.

[@dara2m4]

maybe is final´s season at the University and every one is trying to get it trough at the same time, by this great lecture´s help ;)

[@interwebzcrawler]

thank you

[@freehuman1111]

The professor resembles and sounds like Woody Allen... I wonder if they are related.

[@nononouh]

Process of self-other-thought-action

[@nononouh]

Amused contempt, 42:00

[@kolyusheva12]

че пацаны саммари

[@boblee666]

weird i was 287th view on the previous video and 287 view on this video, i wonder if i will still be 287th view on the last video lol.

[@mohdyusuffbinsharif3799]

i am happy when he distinguish animal and human. some people take human as animal as they say 'human are the most intelligent animal on earth' carry on professor.....

[@NeeDatta05]

"and um I'm annoyed"

[@psih-qu9px]

48:31

[@samanthabloodsaw4450]

the movie nursy

[@Kitiarglobe123]

Ставь лукас если хсе стьюдент которому надо делать это чертово саммари господи за что

[@samanthabloodsaw4450]

jhosnson jonson flim

[@XiaosChannel]

18:54 come on. now you're just exaggerating. we affect the inanimate world as well.

[@enoch327]

He said shit. Very funny.

[@user-yb8gm6ul2r]

кому не лень пришлите саммари сюда((

[@markkiselev8808]

столько воды

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[@behaviouraltherapy]

Great lecture, but I object to the use of the word "crazy person" by such a highly placed intellectual. It is an amalgamous term. He talks about "weird" behaviour where the better word is "anomalytic" behaviour, and the term crazy or insane just will not do in today's world! Please don't take the lecture down for this, it is invaluable, but at the same time flawed!

[@behaviouraltherapy]

He is engaging in stigma by using the word as he mentions in this other lecture on deviance: th-cam.com/video/s_-NlN8BjwM/w-d-xo.html

[@smooa1889]

is it possible to be a conservative after these lectures? nope

[@guidofeliz8384]

Sociology sucks!

[@golzaratefi4416]

You suck