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The Provincialism of Introductory Sociology.
Most introductory sociology courses in the United States lack any sort of comparative or historical focus. Debilitating consequences of this provincialism are discussed, and a comparative and historical introductory sociology course that could overcome these deficiencies is outlined. (Author/RM)
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