"The Tramp: The Sociology of the Homeless Man" is a study written by the famous American sociologist Nels Anderson. In his book, he examines the problem of homelessness through the lens of sociology, examining the lives and conditions of existence of people who survive on the margins of society. Anderson offers readers a deeper understanding of the causes of homelessness, revealing the social, economic, and psychological aspects of the phenomenon. It examines the impact of inequality, unemployment, homelessness and other factors on the lives of homeless people. This book is an important contribution to the sociological literature on homelessness and the challenges faced by homeless people. "The Tramp: The Sociology of a Homeless Man" encourages readers to look at this problem from a new perspective and prompts further reflection on social justice and empathy for those who find themselves under siege from society.