by David Yamane | May 29, 2018 | Books, My Experience, Wake Forest University
Between the end of the semester, my sister visiting, and some tennis related events, I’ve been on a bit of a hiatus from gun culture. Of course, gun culture waits on no person, nor goes my work. So I’m back in the office today editing two book chapters that came out... by David Yamane | May 22, 2018 | firearms, Rob Pincus, Sociology of Guns, Wake Forest University
This is the fifth and final student end-of-class reflection paper from my Sociology of Guns seminar at Wake Forest University. This is one of my brightest students this semester — I also posted her seminar paper on hunting recently — and she makes some interesting... by David Yamane | May 21, 2018 | firearms, John Johnston, Sociology of Guns, Wake Forest University
This is the fourth of five student final reflection papers from my Sociology of Guns seminar at Wake Forest University. I selected this particular response because the student comments specifically on John Johnston’s visit to class. For reference, the assignment was:... by David Yamane | May 20, 2018 | firearms, Sociology of Guns, Wake Forest University
This is the third of five student final reflection papers from my Sociology of Guns seminar at Wake Forest University. I also posted this student’s initial essay reflecting on our class field trip to ProShots Range. For reference, the assignment was: In this final... 