Analyze your chosen book (To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee) and utilizing sociological terms, descriptions, and theories. You should briefly recount the main theme of the book followed by your analysis employing the three sociological perspectives: functionalism, conflict theory, and symbolic interactionism. Each perspective should be defined as you move from one to the next. State clearly & succinctly each sociological perspective and how it illustrates various components of your chosen book. You should state three examples from your book for each sociological perspective (at the very least).
incorporate various sociological terms and sociologists when appropriate. Such terms and sociologists might include the following: sociologists: C. Wright Mills, Karl Marx, Max Weber, etc. and terms: Protestant ethic, society, sociological perspective, culture, subculture, counterculture, values, norms sanctions, institutions, groups, deviance, social class, socialization, looking glass self, generalized other, social interaction, macro & micro sociology, social status, roles, mores, taboos, etc. These are a few of the terms that could be employed. Remember to use those that are appropriate only.