Best big Sociology textbook (undergraduate, curious STEM)
Note that I had some pretty rigorous sociology in high school, so I know some of the terms like identity, social cohesion, social inequality, institution, power, rationalisation, culture, etc etc very formally with long definitions, and I also know some things like five stages of group formation, levels of identification, problems with modern political cohesion, etc, and some of the big names and parts of their theories (Durkheim, Weber, Marx). That being said I would like a hard, interesting textbook that is purely theoretical, and also 'introductory' to what sociology really is, as my high school education doesn't count for too much compared to actual college learning. I can do a large amount of math quite well, if that's relevant in any way. Thanks to any and all who would consider responding, have a nice day! (;