1982-1983 Academic Catalog

116 A survey of ancient and medieval church history, with em– phasis given to doctrinal and institutional developments. 91-405 Great Power Diplomacy in the Modern World-W 5 hours An examination of international relations in the era of nationalism, colonialism, revolution, and ideological conflict. Emphasis is given to the origins and development of contempo– rary world crises. (Alternate years) ANTHROPOLOGY 91-180 Cultural Anthropology 5 hours An analysis of the concept of culture and its importance for the study of man; an examination of various cultures of the world as they relate to technological, economic, social, political, and re– ligious aspects of these cultures. SOCIOLOGY 91-230 Principles of Sociology -A 5 hours An introduction to the concepts of sociology. The structure and processes of social life are studied. 91-240 Marriage and the Family-A, W, Sp, Su 5 hours A study of the scientific knowledge which exists about mate selection, the courtship process, and the adjustment problems of marriage. 91-242 Human Sexuality- W 3 hours A study of Biblical content regarding human sexuality and an analysis of contemporary concepts within a framework of Chris– tian thought. 91-270 Methods of Research in Sociology - 5 hours This course is designed to acquaint the student with the meth– odology of sociology. Attention is given to the scope and methods of field research, questionnaire design, and the scientific method applied to sociological phenomena. (Alternate, even years) 91-272 Family and Society- W 5 hours An examination of marriage and family patterns in various cul– tures, with emphasis on the relationship of contemporary social movements and the family. 91-273 Social Movements - Sp 4 hours A study of the influence of ideas and institutions upon social movements in America. 91-330 History of Social Work 4 hours A survey of man's efforts to facilitate human development and to ameliorate adverse social conditions through social work. The emphasis is on the relationship of Christianity to the origin of modern reform movements and social work. Prerequisite: 91-230 Principles of Sociology. 91-331 Juvenile Delinquency - Sp 4 hours A study and assessment of causal theory and problems of correc– tion and prevention of delinquency. Prerequisite: 91-230 Princi– ples of Sociology. 91-332 Criminology - W 4 hours A study of the nature and causes of crime with emphasis upon methods of prevention and treatment. Prerequisite: 91-230 Prin– ciples of Sociology. 91-333 Social Stratification - Sp 4 hours A study of the class structure and its implications for American society. Prerequisite: 91-230 Principles of Sociology. 91-334 The Sociology of Religion 4 hours The relationship of religion to society, with particular reference to modern society. 91-335 The Sociology of Work 4 hours The social significance of work, forces changing contemporary occupational structure, and factors associated with typical career patterns of occupations and professions. (Alternate, even years) 91-372 Social Theory- W 4 hours A historical review ofmajor sociological theorists and a critical examination of their theories from a theistic perspective. 91-373 Social Problems - Sp 5 hours A study of selected social problems for the purpose of develop– ing understanding and exploring approaches to the social treat– ment of these problems within a theistic framework. 91-431 Introduction to Social Work-A 5 hours A survey study of the nature and function of social work as re– lated to individuals, groups, and communities. Prerequisite: 91- 230 Principles of Sociology. 91-432 Social Casework - W 5 hours An introduction to the general principles and methods of social casework employed in various types of agencies and organiza– tions. Prerequisite: 91-230 Principles of Sociology. 91-440 Seminar in Sociology - Sp 5 hours A study of sources and methods of sociological research. Each