Introduction to Anthropology, Sociology, and Political Science, including their founding fathers Franz Boas, Auguste Comte, and Aristotle.

Exploring sociological and political viewpoints from Durkheim, Boyer, Weber, and Easton on society and power.

A breakdown of the five elements of social structure and major components of culture like symbols, language, and norms.

Real-world examples of social change, including technological habits like selfies and political phenomena like dynasties.

Contrasting ethnocentrism with cultural relativism and distinguishing between tangible and intangible cultural heritage.

The lifelong process of socialization, its six primary agents, and the development of social status.

A summary of how the social science lenses help us appreciate the diversity of the human experience.