SOC 1105 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Thesis Statement, Uptodate, Paradigm Publishers

• School: University of Ottawa
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOC 1105
• Professor: Joseph Sawan

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Course administration: class etiquette how to create a safe space where we can respect each other, class schedule, tuesday, 4pm 5:30pm, thursday, 2:30pm 4pm, blackboard for most up-to-date information: https://uottawa. blackboard. com, office hours and contact, *participation will be evaluated based on 3 quizzes and weekly questions/comments on the blackboard discussion board. Term paper & proposal: term paper due on november 13 submitted in class or. Blackboard: paper proposal due september 25 submitted in class or. Preliminary bibliography: more information regarding term paper guidelines & rubric on. Defining the social movement : campaigns of collective claims on target authorities, an array of claim-making performances including special-purpose associations, public meetings, media statements, and demonstrations, public representations of the cause"s worthiness, unity, Colo. : paradigm publishers. , p. 7: they are collective efforts, of some duration and organization, using noninstitutionalized methods to bring about social change (flacks in.