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Average wear. The pages are clean with no highlighting or writing detected. Cover has some corners that are scuffed/curled. 30-day returns. Shipments destined outside Canada may b…
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A comprehensive academic anthology on the sociology of health in Canada, covering social determinants, health care organization, and policy. Edited by Coburn, D'Arcy, and Torrance, this 800-page text is essential for students and researchers. This used copy shows average wear with clean pages, making it a practical, affordable choice for coursework or reference.
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About Health and Canadian Society Sociolo...
Health and Canadian Society: Sociological Perspectives is a foundational collection of essays examining the intersection of health, illness, and Canadian society. Edited by David Coburn, Carl D'Arcy, and George Torrance, the book brings together contributions from leading scholars to explore topics such as social class and health inequalities, the structure of the Canadian health care system, professionalization in medicine, and health policy debates. This 800-page volume is designed for sociology, public health, and health studies courses, offering both theoretical frameworks and empirical case studies. The used copy described here has average wear, with clean pages free of highlighting or writing, though the cover shows some scuffed or curled corners. It remains a solid, readable resource for anyone seeking a deep understanding of how social forces shape health outcomes and health care in Canada.
Who should read Health and Canadian Society Sociolo...?
This book is ideal for undergraduate and graduate students in sociology, public health, health policy, and Canadian studies. It also serves researchers and practitioners seeking a comprehensive overview of sociological perspectives on health in Canada. Instructors will find it a valuable course text, while policymakers and health advocates can benefit from its critical analysis of the health care system and social determinants of health.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓ Comprehensive coverage of key sociological themes in Canadian health
- ✓ Contributions from respected scholars in the field
- ✓ Suitable for both coursework and reference
- ✓ Used copy has clean pages with no writing or highlighting
- ✓ Affordable alternative to new editions
Cons
- ✗ Average wear with scuffed or curled cover corners
- ✗ May be an older edition with dated content
- ✗ Dense academic prose may challenge general readers
- ✗ No access to online resources or updates
- ✗ Heavy 800-page volume may be cumbersome
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Frequently asked questions
Is this book suitable for self-study?
Yes, though it is written for an academic audience, motivated readers can use it for self-study. The essays are self-contained and provide extensive references for further reading.
What condition is this used copy in?
The pages are clean with no highlighting or writing detected. The cover has some scuffed or curled corners, and there is average wear overall.
Does this book cover the Canadian health care system?
Yes, it includes extensive analysis of the organization, financing, and delivery of health care in Canada, as well as sociological critiques of the system.
Is this an up-to-date edition?
The ISBN corresponds to a specific edition; check the publication date. As a used copy, it may be an earlier edition, so verify if you need the latest content.
Are there any shipping restrictions?
Shipments outside Canada may be subject to duties in the destination country. The seller offers 30-day returns.
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