Sociologists and Social Progress
How Defeating Narratives Affect U.S. and Caribbean Sociological Academies
- 176 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Challenging traditional sociological practices, this work encourages scholars to rethink inequalities and explore innovative approaches beyond conventional publishing for tenure. It emphasizes the need to dismantle meta-narratives that perpetuate inequality, arguing that reliance on statistically based research limits critical examination of the narratives influencing both academia and society at large. The book advocates for a transformative approach to sociology that prioritizes meaningful critique and engagement with systemic issues.
