The Family: Diversity, Inequality, and Social Change
The Family examines family life through the interconnected themes of diversity, inequality, and social change. Philip N. Cohen presents a sociological perspective on how families vary, function, and develop within larger social structures, offering readers a foundation for understanding families in contemporary society.
About This Book
The Family explores family life as a social institution shaped by diversity, inequality, and ongoing social change.
It offers a framework for understanding how families differ across communities and social circumstances.
The book connects personal and household experiences with broader patterns in society.
Its focus makes it useful for readers seeking a sociological perspective on contemporary family life.
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