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SOC1001F: The Sociological Imagination — Personal Troubles vs Public Issues
SOC1001F Introduction to Sociology (SOC1001F) · University of Cape Town · 2026
An interactive companion to UCT's Introduction to Sociology covering C. Wright Mills's sociological imagination, with a scenario-classification game, key-term flashcards, and a scored quiz.
SOC1001F: The Sociological Imagination at UCT is an interactive game covering C. Wright Mills's concept of distinguishing personal troubles from public issues, featuring scenario-classification challenges, key-term flashcards, and a scored quiz for Introduction to Sociology students.
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