Making Sense of Social Problems: New Images, New Issues (Social Problems, Social Constructions)
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Making Sense of Social Problems: New Images, New Issues (Social Problems, Social Constructions)

by Joel Best, Scott R. Harris

Sociology Social Sciences
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Making Sense of Social Problems examines how societies identify, describe, and interpret public issues. Focusing on social constructions and changing images, Joel Best and Scott R. Harris provide a sociological framework for understanding the ways social problems are presented and discussed.

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Making Sense of Social Problems examines the ways social problems are identified and understood.

Joel Best and Scott R. Harris focus on social constructions and the images used to represent public issues.

The book offers a sociological perspective for readers interested in how descriptions and interpretations shape discussions of social problems.

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