Allan G. Johnson is a novelist, nonfiction writer, sociologist, teacher, and public speaker who has dedicated his life to understanding the human condition, particularly as shaped by issues of gender, race, and social class. His work seeks to uncover complex social issues while offering hope for healing and redemption. Johnson's writing often explores themes of privilege and oppression, drawing on a deep understanding of human psychology and social structures. He uses his sociological background to bring a unique perspective to his narratives, resonating with readers worldwide.
Human An Introduction to Sociology gives a clear introduction to the field, and focuses on four basic components-culture, social structure, population, and ecological factors-and their relationship to the diverse areas of sociological investigation.