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040			_cComputer Arts and Technological College, Inc.
041			_aEnglish.
100	1		_aStark, Rodney
245			_aSociology _cby Rodney Stark
250			_a2nd ed.
260			_aCalifornia: _bWadsworth Publishing Company, _c1987
300			_axxi,619 p.: _bill.(some col.); _c27cm.
504			_aincludes bibliographical references.
520			_a This sociology is the study of social relations, and its primary subject matter is the group, not the individual. Had sociologists encountered these cowboys (who were on their way to a fair in Bonham, Texas, at the turn of the century), they wouldn't have been eager to know how each felt about being a cowboy or who hated horses. Instead, sociologists would want to know who liked or disliked whom within the group, how young men were recruited and trained for range work, and who was entitled to give orders to whom within the group.
546			_aEnglish text.
700			_aStark, Rodney
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