Sociology and the Race Problem: THE FAILURE OF A PERSPECTIVE
James B. Mckee examines sociology’s approach to the race problem and considers the limitations of the perspective reflected in the field’s treatment of race. A focused work of social analysis, it will interest readers exploring sociology, race and ethnicity, and critical perspectives in the social sciences.
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Sociology and the Race Problem: The Failure of a Perspective examines the relationship between sociological thought and the study of race.
James B. Mckee focuses on the limitations of a perspective that has been applied to the race problem.
The book offers a work of social analysis for readers interested in sociology, race, and the development of perspectives within the social sciences.
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