The Laurie Taylor intervews - for iPod/iPhone
The Laurie Taylor intervews - for iPod/iPhone
The Open University
Why is Sociology Important? What have been the key trends in social sciences? Sociology is the academic study of social behavior, including its origins, development, organization, and institutions. Social science uses various methods of empirical investigation and critical analysis to develop a body of knowledge about social order; social disorder and social change but is this method of exploring our world still relevant today? In this series of interviews Thinking Allowed presenter and sociologist Laurie Taylor discusses the importance of sociology and gives a personal perspective on his experience with the subject
Presenting Thinking Allowed
Laurie Taylor explains how he got into presenting Thinking allowed
Jul 23, 2015
2 min
Transcript -- Presenting Thinking Allowed
Laurie Taylor explains how he got into presenting Thinking allowed
Jul 23, 2015
Selecting topics
Laurie Taylor explains how they select what topics to discuss
Jul 23, 2015
4 min
Transcript -- Selecting topics
Laurie Taylor explains how they select what topics to discuss
Jul 23, 2015
Celebrating ethnography
Laurie Taylor explains highlights the importance of good ethnography
Jul 23, 2015
4 min
Transcript -- Celebrating ethnography
Laurie Taylor explains highlights the importance of good ethnography
Jul 23, 2015
Why is sociology important?
Laurie Taylor explains how we can use sociology to challenge conventional thinking
Jul 23, 2015
7 min
Transcript -- Why is sociology important?
Laurie Taylor explains how we can use sociology to challenge conventional thinking
Jul 23, 2015
Student question part (A)
Laurie Taylor answers the first part of a student question about academics and politicians working together
Jul 23, 2015
4 min
Transcript -- Student question part (A)
Laurie Taylor answers the first part of a student question about academics and politicians working together
Jul 23, 2015
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