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Tag Archives: Theory & Methods

Using Sociology to Support Domestic Violence Victims

Aerial view of two Black women sit on a couch, holding hands, while one looks down

We explore the experience delivering care in domestic violence shelters, and how this differs from the academic theories of domestic violence survivors.

Posted bySociology at WorkJune 23, 2012December 20, 2025Posted inBlog, PractitionersTags:Applied Sociology, Health, Social Policy, Theory & Methods, Work

Roots of Sociological Theory and Methods

Thick trunks and roots of rubber trees in Cairns ,Australia

Two new infographics from Norton Sociology depict sociology’s seminal works, as well as its early founders.

Posted bySociology at WorkFebruary 22, 2012December 31, 2025Posted inBlog, StudentsTags:Sociology, Theory & Methods, Visual Sociology

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