Why do you think these readings are classic sociology

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Why do you think these readings are "classic" sociology readings? What are the important sociological concepts discussed? Why are these so important? What is Berger's invitation, Mills' the promise of sociology, and Miner's Nacirema? What is your reaction to these authors?

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