SOC 1831
Self and Society
Yeshiva University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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The course analyzes how identity and the self are created through social, psychological, cultural, and historical processes. These include socialization and the performance of social roles such as child, student, spouse, consumer, worker, and senior citizen. Special emphasis on understanding the ways that gender, race and ethnicity, and class shape emotional life and the creation of a multilayered self.
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