You May Ask Yourself: An Introduction to Thinking Like a Sociologist

A good second hand text book as advertised.

Needed for a college course and it was brand new and shipped and arrived quickly!

the pages are fine but overall its not the best condition. The binding isnt great and the bottom right corner of the pages are bent.

It's the textbook exactly described in the picture. It took a long time to come though, longer than the expected time and that was stressful because I didn't have it in time for class.

At first, I was hesitant to pursue sociology as my minor, but I figured I would give it a shot and take the intro course at my university... The textbook was You May Ask Yourself, and it was like the author Dalton Conley mentioned himself, very "un-textbook-like" and relatable to the average Joe who has never studied sociology before.The class itself covered up to the chapter on education... The book was so readable that I actually finished reading the rest of the chapters on my own time, because text captured my interest and I wanted to. I'd recommend the book for professors who are looking for a new text to adopt for their course, or even for average people who have an interest in sociology and just want to read it for fun!

Damaged but packaged showed up so thanks

This book is not worth reading. I recommend reading C. Wright Mills's The Sociological Imagination.

I was not aware this was a rental!