This blog is going to serve as a work/scrapbook for my Sociology of Everyday Life class, at least for the next couple of months. So if you think its boring or that my ideas are totally out there then comment the crap out of me. Or leave, we are in the vast ocean of the internet after all.
I am giving this disclaimer here and now that I promise nothing with regards to the structural rigidity of the writing. Some things will be strictly on point clear, others may meander about as I try to seek my point thought the writing.
Also, if any of you readers have a story or incident to share then please do, the more ideas and information I can cram into myself the better this blog will be!
And of course, thank you for reading.
3 comments:
I left a comment but then realized you probably couldn't tell who it was from. Liz Thompson of way, way back in Nora Mathews' life fame.
the comment read:
SOCIOLOGY! I will be a faithful reader and commenter. How fun!
Hello Liz! I am glad to see at least one person will be reading this. This workbook is supposed to contain my own reflections on the readings from class and sociological interactions I see in everyday life, so its going to be a horrendous mishmash. I decided to make it a blog because its the most true to our participatory culture and will also be a sociological experiment! By the way the lense we're looking at sociology through is Symbolic Interactionism if you're familiar with that term.
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