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Q Read Chapter 1 (pp. 18-35) in your text book and carefully analyze the form and content of the material presented on the historical development of sociology and sociological theory in light of the problem of Eurocentrism. Would you agree that your textbook, The Real World, is Eurocentric? Why or why not? In your view, is Eurocentrism a problem? Why or why not? Provide specific examples from the textbook to support your response in your discussion.

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‘The Real World’ is not Eurocentric. After going through the first chapter, I realized the Real World book is not at all Eurocentric. In the first chapter, the author has talked about what sociology is and how it tends to see the world and different culture individually and collectively. It has explained different disciplines of the sociology. It has talked about the development of sociological perspective by studying sociology. It talks about various sociologists and their individual views. Nothing in specific is mentioned about this book being Eurocentric. At least that is what I think after reading the first chapter. First chapter is more of an introduction based.