Master critical thinking and decipher the evolution of American character with this insightful analysis of David Riesman’s sociology masterpiece. Jarrod Homer skillfully unpacks Riesman’s seminal work, highlighting its core concepts of interpretation and categorization that defined mid-century societal shifts. Essential for Indian students and scholars of sociology, cultural studies, and social sciences, this book offers clarity on a cornerstone of social science. Enhance your analytical skills and gain profound insights into understanding cultural change and key sociological theories.

Uncover the intricate relationship between Cold War politics and American domestic life in this insightful historical analysis. Jarrod Homer delves into Elaine Tyler May’s seminal work, revealing how the anxieties of the era shaped suburban homes, traditional gender roles, and consumer culture in 1950s America. Explore the surprising parallels between US foreign policy, like containment, and the structure of everyday family life. Essential for students of US history, cultural studies, and anyone seeking to understand the profound impact of political ideology on the American family during the Cold War era.