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Sociology Extended Reading List
Haralambos, M & Langley, P Sociology in Focus for AQA AS Level: Student
Book 2008
This book matches the AQA specification and integrates sociological methods
into the topic areas effectively.
Haralambos, M & Holborn, M Haralambos and Holborn - Sociology Themes and
Perspectives Student Handbook: AS and A2 level 2009
This book contains essential notes and relevant sections of the main textbook are
highlighted and summarised. It also includes extension activities plus modelled
essays and links to free resources (multiple choice questions and mind maps) to help
you test yourself and grasp important concepts.
CPG Books & Practice (Revision Guide) 2008
This book can only be described as a must-have. It is full of clear notes and examstyle practice questions covering every AS Sociology topic for the AQA exams.
Designed to make revision straightforward it includes simple explanations of the
important research and theories. There is also a useful section on how to do well in
your exam with analysis of sample answers.
The Social Science Encyclopaedia Edited by A. Kuper & J. Kuper (2009)
This is a comprehensive A-Z of concepts alongside overviews of key sociologists.
Each entry is referenced and tells you where to look for further reading, it’s a great
place to start research.
Contemporary British Society (3rd Edition) n. Abercrombie and A. Warde 2006
The major areas of modern life in Britain such as economic organization,
employment, patterns of inequality, class, gender, ethnicity, family and households,
education, health, media, deviance and politics are covered. There clear
summarizing of arguments; and numerous photographs, diagrams, graphs, drawings
and cartoons complement and aid understanding of the text.
Introduction to Sociology by P. Abbott & C. Wallace (1997)
This introduces you to the wide range of feminist contributions in key areas of
sociological concern. This edition includes: new chapters on sexuality and the media
and additional material on race and ethnicity. Written by three experienced teachers
and examiners, this book gives you an accessible overview of the feminist
contribution to all the key areas of sociological concern.