Imagining Society 2nd edition by Corrigall-Brown

Imagining Society, 2nd edition by Corrigall-Brown, introduces sociology through engaging questions about how individuals, institutions, culture, inequality, and social change shape everyday life. Published by Sage, the text encourages students to think sociologically by connecting classic and contemporary perspectives to real-world examples. It is well suited for introductory sociology courses that emphasize critical thinking, social imagination, and evidence-based analysis. Topics commonly include socialization, deviance, race, class, gender, family, education, media, politics, and globalization, helping learners see society as both structured and changeable.