Introduction to Sociology - The Sociological Imagination - Part 2

NYU Professor Harvey Molotch--Introduction to Sociology; This course provides a sampling of problems and methods used by sociologists, with concrete examples from everyday life, history, and contemporary events.

[@mrdovecottage]

Dear Professor, A boy in year 4 showed me how to erase text on a smart board. Take your pen and draw a circle around the text to be erased, then tap the inside of the circle with your finger. The text disappears like magic. This might save you some time. Thank you for your fascinating lectures.

[@mittyxxx8791]

He is so amazing! He must be extremely week loved by all his students! Good job on NYC for having such a high level of teaching quality and for sharing this with the world!!!!!!

[@user-yx5pg1me6x]

Wow! 2024, i saw this now amd wow! I am in it fully. Sociology won my heart and i was never the same since yeats ago!.

[@youknowtoomuch2much]

Prof. Harvey Molotch is amazing! Thank you!

[@chrisiscool1744]

This is fantastic...... Love the plain English

[@stuartwoodcock9780]

Where can we find his reading list for this set of lectures

[@omg9261]

love this lectures, thank you NYU for posting them!

[@gfggc1525]

I am in an intro class and didn't understand it at all how we were being Taught. thank you for posting your lecture I now totally get it now

[@carriefawcett9990]

I'm a third year criminology/criminal justice student, and I like to brush up on my sociology knowledge, seeing as sociology underpins criminology. Fascinating stuff.

[@Mr.Faisal223]

The lecture is great. Thanks professor

[@nigelanicette9243]

I heard the whole lecture and I found it interesting. The part about people having different names and how they come from different cultures peaked my interest. Eleanor, I didn't know it was a common name. And the part about crime data sounded pretty accurate to me. Some women don't report being raped usually out of guilt and embarrassment. According to studies. Thanks for the lecture.

[@michaelabbet8920]

He so great. I being treated by a Forensic Mental Institute and they take things so seriously. This guy so relax and cool I wish the professor who treat me Paul Mullens and James Olgoff could just ease up a bit.

[@0pirronismo0]

It's a great lecture, thank you for sharing it.

[@FrancineDozoisPeoplePower]

I lllove it. Prof. Molotch is absolutely marvelous. THANK YOU.

[@satyam48]

Just Amazing !! He is so good at articulation and expalining things !!

[@interwebzcrawler]

Love the videos it greatly help my studies. Thank you.

[@tintzawhein9493]

Thanks Professor.

[@001dnl]

Thank you so much for sharing.

[@buseyasar1]

Amazing, thanks!

[@brucemitchell9355]

I love this video

[@nigatuguta3418]

What amazing lecture it is?

[@lewisbwalya5536]

Calm and clear...I enjoy the lecture !

[@zeysu168]

Amazing

[@ray-hj1do]

Thank you nyu

[@hoihoi12250]

min 24 example, did it rally not occur to them that the anglo name would help assimilation. I myself have consciously thought and discussed this, and I know many other people who have consciously adopted a name of the new country we moved into. Will have to read the book! Thanks for referring to the title, we can go find it ourselves too here off youtube.

[@earabmoney]

Is the point he's trying to make, that assimilation is a subconscious or conscious attempt when for example ; naming and changing external characteristics

[@chrisiscool1744]

Ethan Arabmoney yeah that you think your just naming the child for your own liking but really there's generation's of culture/anticulture behind it

[@pipedreamer9781]

26:25 probably referring to Melvin Franklin

[@GiordieTN]

He reminds me of Woody Allen a little.

[@ying6707]

He's the professor version of Woody . . .

[@chrisiscool1744]

Giordano Arman yes!!

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💙🙏

[@ffelegal]

The last Edith. The trauma of going in life with a non cool name xD

[@luisalejandrosalgadomiguez1969]

Una conclusión aplastante. Asumamos que poseemos una imaginación social desbordante. Es entonces, que empiezan las preguntas importantes.

[@giannhsp222]

people don't eat diets

[@derpyKAT229]

im here

[@warrenmullett]

Hi my name is Warren ;)

[@teachmg428]

the erase job is eating my head.

[@zaeemameer8701]

What about trans deadnames and naming people after people like grandparents

[@chrisiscool1744]

Dr molotch if I were the last Edith I'd be the first female Eddie

[@ray-hj1do]

Sociology imagines sociological inclusive gender and féministe?

[@gg23__x]

I'm not understanding how rape can not be clear. Regardless of marital status, gender, sexuality, race, sex, sexual experience or lack thereof, culture, ability etc, if someone does not want to engage in sex, it's rape. End of. It really is that simple.

[@AbhishekBhartimdp]

The complexity is there in establishing the consent... It is tricky

[@Liliquan]

That’s your definition which doesn’t necessarily match the legal definition which is used in prosecution.

[@liespotter862]

white people are smart

[@drace4609]

Yes, you become so when you has get education of excellent quality.