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Giddens Urbanism - Introduction Sociology - Lecture Slides, Slides of Introduction to Sociology

A lecture from first course of Sociology course. Some points from Introduction to Sociology lecture are: Giddens Urbanism, Interactions Groups, Organizations, Interested, Stand Out, Sociology, Contextualizing, Organized Collection, Bounded By Space, Political Authority

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