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Introductory Sociology as a Study of Modernization.
Maintains that because introductory sociology courses are broad surveys of the field, they often lack an integrative perspective which would allow students to better grasp the importance and use of sociology. Shows how modernization can be used as a theme which unites the introductory course. (JDH)
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