Print syllabusMedical sociology
General data
| Course ID: | WMCM-LE-MON-SM |
| Erasmus code / ISCED: | (unknown) / (unknown) |
| Course title: | Medical sociology |
| Name in Polish: | Socjologia medycyny |
| Organizational unit: | Faculty of Medicine. Collegium Medicum |
| Course groups: | |
| ECTS credit allocation (and other scores): |
(not available)
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| Language: | Polish |
| Subject level: | elementary |
| Learning outcome code/codes: | enter learning outcome code/codes Students understand the most important social and cultural processes, understand the situation and social and cultural conditions of a human person, the dependence of the psyche and human body on these processes. In particular, they know about the dependence of health, including mental health, on cultural and social phenomena. They know about basic concepts and theories in social sciences. They can understand and interpret social and cultural events. He is sensitive to social and cultural issues. |
| Short description: |
1. Sociology? Bless you! - 2h 2. How is a man different from a monkey? - 2h 3. "Man, that sounds proud!" But which one? - 2h 4. Humanity as climbing Maslow's “pyramid”. - 2h 5. What the sociologist sees outside the window. - 6 h 6. Sociological periscope height: social order and civilization. -2 h 7. Processes of long duration and short discharges. - 2 h 8. A crisis of culture or humanity? - 2 h 9. How to lightly get severe neurosis? From a sociologist's handbook. - 2 h 10. The philosophy of "slack", that is, about the unbearable lightness of being in times of civilization crisis. - 2 h 11. How to reach with your right hand through the left ear? So about the sociology of the economy. - 2h 12. A man at the crossroads of civilization - or "how to live in this world and survive" ?! 13. To be a doctor in this "world and survive"? |
| Full description: |
1. Sociology? Bless you! - 2h 2. How is a man different from a monkey? - 2h 3. "Man, that sounds proud!" But which one? - 2h 4. Humanity as climbing Maslow's “pyramid”. - 2h 5. What the sociologist sees outside the window. - 6 h 6. Sociological periscope height: social order and civilization. -2 h 7. Processes of long duration and short discharges. - 2 h 8. A crisis of culture or humanity? - 2 h 9. How to lightly get severe neurosis? From a sociologist's handbook. - 2 h 10. The philosophy of "slack", that is, about the unbearable lightness of being in times of civilization crisis. - 2 h 11. How to reach with your right hand through the left ear? So about the sociology of the economy. - 2h 12. A man at the crossroads of civilization - or "how to live in this world and survive" ?! 13. To be a doctor in this "world and survive"? |
| Bibliography: |
A. Giddens, Sociology: A Brief but Critical Introduction: A brief but critical introduction. Z. Bauman, Modernity and Ambivalence. M. Archer, The Human Being. (fragments) K. Wielecki, The contemporary civilizational crisis from the perspective of critical realism; Journal of Critical Realism (2020) |
| Assessment methods and assessment criteria: |
The student has a choice of three forms of completing the course • oral exam - knowledge of the basics of the material - dst; full knowledge and elements of understanding the material - db; full knowledge of the material, advanced understanding - very good; independent and creative understanding and full knowledge of the required material - very good plus • translation of approx. 20-25 pages (from English, French, German, Ukrainian, Belarusian or Russian) of the text indicated by the lecturer in the field related to the subject (note, only for students who have missed at most one lecture per semester): full, with understanding, faithful, in very good Polish translation - very good; as above, but with a few deficiencies - db; reliable translation with the incomprehension of the text - dst. Written and electronic version: at least one month before the last lecture! In the text of the e-mail and on the title page of the translation you MUST provide name and surname, year and field of study of the author of the presentation and name and surname of the author of the working title, publisher, place and year of publication, pages from which the presentation covers, as well as the subject that the presentation covers is supposed to count. • presentation (PowerPoint) on a given topic within the scope of the subject, volume approx. 50 frames) attention! Only for students who miss at most one lecture per semester; work is done with full understanding, honestly - very good; work is done with an understanding of not less than 75% of the material, honestly - db; work is done with understanding about 50 - 74% of the material, basically fairly - dst. Electronic version: one month before the last lecture at the latest! Electronic version: one month before the last lecture at the latest! Attention! We send the translation together with the original. The translation head must include: name and surname, year and field of study of the author of the translation and the name and surname of the original author, title, publisher, place and year of publication of the work, translated pages Power point presentation: ppt or pptx. In the body of the e-mail and in the first frame of the presentation you MUST! provide: name and surname, year and field of study of the author of the presentation as well as name and surname of the author of the work, title, publisher, place and year of publication, pages from which the presentation covers, and the subject the presentation is to include. Note! Written papers, in electronic form, should be sent no later than one month before the date of the last lecture on this subject! ATTENTION! ANY OBJECTIONS TO THE ENTRY IN THE USOS NEED TO MAKE lecturer e-mail address no later than one week after the date of the oral exam! |
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