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Teaching Sociology in the Humanist Tradition.
Offers a brief history of humanism and five educational principles that are relevant to teaching sociology. Demonstrates the importance of these principles by describing several undergraduate sociology courses and discussing the teaching profession. (Author/BSR)
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