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Smith, Christopher J.; Hanham, Robert Q. – 1982
Intended for geography professors, students, and researchers, this publication explores some topics in the area of alcohol use and abuse that are potentially suited for geographical research. There are four chapters. Chapter 1 introduces some of the more familiar arguments for and against alcohol consumption. The second chapter deals with the…
Descriptors: Alcoholism, Drinking, Drug Abuse, Geography Instruction
Peer reviewedAlexander, Susan M.; Sullivan, Katherine – Teaching Sociology, 1996
Describes an interdisciplinary course team taught by instructors from the sociology and drama departments. The course used dramatic literature to complement and illustrate sociological works examining such basic concepts as economic dislocation, racism, and deviance. Includes a table of the sociological works and their dramatic counterparts. (MJP)
Descriptors: Creative Teaching, Cultural Influences, Drama, Fundamental Concepts
