It’s been almost a year of half since we started Sociological Imagination and given how many posts we’ve done since then, we thought it was a good idea to round up the ones that proved most popular. Here’s the top 10 in terms of the number of hits each received:
- A Mexican, a Kiwi and a Nigerian walk into a bar… a dose of (sociological) Xmas humour
- Car Boot Sale
- Charles Wright Mills’ Sociological Imagination and why we fail to match it today
- Null Set
- Response to George Monbiot’s Rant against Academic Publishers
- Anarchism and The Sociological Imagination: An Interview with Dana Williams
- Pathology and Asexual Politics
- In Pictures: 50,000 March for Higher Education in London
- Review of ‘The Aftermath of Feminism’ by Angela McRobbie
- Comics and Censorship: Is It Really about You?
Are there any favourites which haven’t made it into the list? If so then drop us a line on Twitter or through the comments box and we’ll feature them in another post.
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