Sociology explores the structure of everyday life
The book Sociology Exploring the Architecture of Everyday Life by David M. Newman is one of the important books that he recommends reading in sociology, as the writer presents through this book the idea of how to see the uncommon in the ordinary, where use architecture and building metaphors; To help students understand that society is not something independent of them, but rather as something man-made that can be planned, shaped, maintained or changed by the individuals in the society.
Knowledge, education and cultural change
The book Knowledge, Education, and Cultural Change, by Richard Brown, published in 1973, reviews the current state of the field of educational sociology, as the book deals with the claim that much of the research related to it should extend to issues of theoretical importance. Broadly, the book has provided theoretical analysis to develop new theoretical perspectives and concepts for educational sociology.
Miscalculation of a person
The Mismeasure of Man book by Stephen Jay Gould takes readers on a journey through the minds of a group of scientists. From European scientists before the nineteenth century to twentieth-century scientists who are obsessed with numbers, as he raises, through his book, important questions about how scientists decided that intelligence is quantifiable, and he reached a simple answer, which is that energy is able to preserve itself, and he wrote this book to clarify his point of view on this matter.
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The social science fiction book (in English: THE SOCIOLOGICAL IMAGINATION) by Wright Mills is a good reminder of why social scientists are doing what they are currently doing. A vision about the connection of individual problems that seem to be private to the individual with important social issues, and what Mills wrote has become an important standard in sociology at the present time.
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