Abstract
This paper analyzes and synthesizes concepts and alternative perspectives of sociologist and author Allan G. Johnson’s book “Privilege, Power and Difference” through the lens of the sociological imagination. The first phase of the review addresses the different chapter dimensions of the concept (or purported abstraction) of ‘inequality’ as social, economic and historical concretion. The model is later elaborated upon and the work extrapolated into a meta-theoretical analysis of the first seven chapters of the textbook. By identifying and reviewing the principal points within the book, we present a multitude of vantage points by which continuation and assimilation of material in qualitative sociology at the undergraduate level can be both experimental and comprehensive for students interested in the subject.
Disciplines
Educational Sociology | Inequality and Stratification | Other Sociology
Recommended Citation
Savreux, Alexej, "Meta-Analysis of the Book: "Privilege, Power and Difference" -- A Review of the Dimensions of Institutional Segregation as Psychological Paradox" (2013). Sociology Student Papers and Presentations. 1.
https://scholarspace.jccc.edu/soc_stu_pp/1
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