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SOCIOL 110Comparative and Historical Methods

Sociology · 4 units · Undergraduate upper division (100-199)

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Introduction to range of comparative and historical methods alongside broader questions and issues in this area of sociology. Students learn about using theories to analyze real-world cases; making comparisons between societies and other social units; developing sociological explanations for historical events; and generalizing about social patterns and changes over time.

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When it runs

  • Fall 2025
  • Summer 2026
  • Fall 2026

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Requisites

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Recommended requisite: course 101.

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SOCIOL 101

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SOCIOL 110

  • SOCIOL 101Development of Sociological Theory

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