The Forest and the Trees-
The Forest and the Trees integrates the topic of social inequality both oppression and privilege into a story in a way that no other book I’ve considered does. Johnson has the ability to explain and elaborate on concepts in a way that is very easy compared to most authors. "The Forest and the Trees" is an account of how sociological practice finds its way into almost every aspect of life, from headlines in the morning paper to the experience of growing older to the ravages of social oppression. It is about things small and things large, things simple and things more complex than we can imagine. Since humans fail to notice the impact of the social systems that constantly surround us, Johnson, author of The Forest
The Forest and the Trees integrates the topic of social inequality both oppression and privilege into a story in a way that no other book I’ve considered does. Johnson has the ability to explain and elaborate on concepts in a way that is very easy compared to most authors. "The Forest and the Trees" is an account of how sociological practice finds its way into almost every aspect of life, from headlines in the morning paper to the experience of growing older to the ravages of social oppression. It is about things small and things large, things simple and things more complex than we can imagine. Since humans fail to notice the impact of the social systems that constantly surround us, Johnson, author of The Forest