Authored by Steven A. Peterson, this volume shifts the study of political behavior from formal elite institutions and elections toward ordinary, day-to-day human interactions. The book analyzes how everyday social settings, family socialization, workplace dynamics, community involvement, and personal networks shape individual political attitudes, civic awareness, and informal political particip…
Authored by Prof. Dr. Faruk, this foundational textbook delivers a comprehensive theoretical overview of the sociology of literature. The book maps out the evolution of sociological literary criticism, covering early positivist approaches, Lucien Goldmann\'s genetic structuralism, Frankfurt School critical theory, Antonio Gramsci\'s hegemony, the interplay between literature and ideology, and m…
Authored by Dr. Rubino Rubiyanto and co-writers, this foundational textbook examines the core pillars of educational theory and practice within national education systems. The book details the philosophical, sociological, psychological, historical, legal, and technological foundations that inform curriculum design, pedagogical approaches, and educational policy reform for student teachers and e…