Social Problems: A Canadian Perspective, Sixth Edition
The extensively updated edition of “Social Problems: A Canadian Perspective, 6th Edition” tackles a wide range of contemporary issues by incorporating diverse voices and adopting a concise, intersectional approach. This encourages students to become active, engaged citizens committed to understanding and addressing social challenges both in Canada and globally. The book explores various theoretical perspectives—such as structural-functionalism, conflict theory, symbolic interactionism, feminism, and social constructionism—enabling students to analyze and interpret these issues from multiple angles. Authored by distinguished Canadian scholars, this text serves as a vital resource for examining social problems within the country. The 6th edition of Tepperman’s “Social Problems” has been thoroughly reimagined to not only highlight urgent social issues of our time, including COVID-19, racial equity, Indigenous justice, and wealth disparity but also to empower students to take meaningful action in their communities and beyond. Retaining the valuable features of the previous edition, such as “Be an Active Citizen,” this new version also introduces fresh elements to inspire students to engage further as citizen sociologists. These new features include engaging video clips, profiles, and interactive activities, all accessible through the Enhanced eBook— a fully digital version of the text. As the only current Canadian textbook on social problems that continues to undergo revisions, Tepperman et al.’s sixth edition stands out as the preferred choice for both instructors and students.
978-0190166984, 978-0190167004
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