Classical Sociological TheoryPine Forge Press, 29.01.2002 - 360 Seiten A concise, yet surprisingly comprehensive theory text, given the range of ideas, historical context, and theorists discussed. Unlike other books of the type, Classical Sociological Theory focuses on how the pivotal theories contributed not only to the development of the field, but also to the evolution of ideas concerning social life.
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Inhalt
The European Roots of Sociological Theory | 1 |
Chapter 1 The Origins of Sociological Theory | 3 |
The Contours of Sociological Theory | 4 |
Ideology and Objectivity | 5 |
Sociological Subjects | 6 |
Research Traditions | 7 |
The Philosophical Precursors of Sociology | 8 |
Tradition and Modernity | 9 |
Critique and Conclusions | 193 |
Final Thoughts | 194 |
References | 195 |
Simmel | 197 |
Georg Simmel 185801918 | 198 |
Simmels Central Theories and Methods | 200 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 202 |
Class Gender and Race | 211 |
The Philosophes and the Enlightenment | 11 |
Political Revolutions | 12 |
Subjects and Citizens | 13 |
Capitalism and Industrial Revolution | 20 |
Order and Change | 23 |
Science and Ethics | 26 |
Final Thoughts on the Philosophical Precursors | 28 |
References | 29 |
SaintSimon Comte and Martineau | 31 |
ClaudeHenri Comte de SaintSimon 17601825 | 32 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 33 |
Class Gender and Race | 34 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 35 |
Critique and Conclusions | 36 |
Auguste Comte 17981857 | 37 |
Comtes Central Theories and Methods | 38 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 41 |
Class Gender and Race | 43 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 44 |
Harriet Martineau 18021876 | 45 |
Martineaus Central Theories and Methods | 47 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 52 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 53 |
Critique and Conclusions | 54 |
Final Thoughts | 55 |
References | 56 |
Conservative Theories | 59 |
Spencer and Sumner | 61 |
Spencers Central Theories and Methods | 64 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 68 |
Class Gender and Race | 73 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 79 |
Critique and Conclusions | 80 |
William Graham Sumner 18401910 | 81 |
Sumners Central Theories and Methods | 82 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 84 |
Class Gender and Race | 86 |
Critique and Conclusions | 87 |
References | 88 |
Durkheim | 90 |
Emile Durkheim 18581917 | 91 |
Durkheims Central Theories and Methods | 93 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 101 |
Class Gender and Race | 107 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 114 |
Critique and Conclusions | 115 |
Final Thoughts | 116 |
References | 117 |
Radical Theory | 119 |
Marx and Engels | 121 |
Karl Marx 18181883 and Friedrich Engels 18201895 | 122 |
Marxs and Engelss Central Theories and Methods | 125 |
Nature of Humans Society and Change | 131 |
Class Gender and Race | 133 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 139 |
Critique and Conclusions | 141 |
Final Thoughts | 143 |
Lenin and Luxemburg | 145 |
V I Lenin 18701924 | 146 |
Lenins Central Theories and Methods | 148 |
Nature of Humans Society and Change | 153 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 155 |
Critique and Conclusions | 156 |
Rosa Luxemburg 18711919 | 157 |
Luxemburgs Central Theories and Methods | 158 |
Nature of Humans Society and Change | 161 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 162 |
Critique and Conclusions | 163 |
Final Thoughts | 164 |
Sociological Theories of Complexity and Form | 167 |
Max Weber and Marianne Weber | 169 |
Max Weber 18641920 and Marianne Weber 18701954 | 170 |
Webers Central Theories and Methods | 173 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 177 |
Class Gender and Race | 187 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 192 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 217 |
Critique and Conclusions | 219 |
Final Thoughts | 220 |
Sociological Theories of Politics and Economics | 223 |
Paretoand Michels | 225 |
Vilfredo Pareto 18481923 | 226 |
Paretos Central Theories and Methods | 227 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 231 |
Class Gender and Race | 233 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 234 |
Critique and Conclusions | 237 |
Robert Michels 18761936 | 238 |
Nature of Humans Society and Change | 240 |
Class Gender and Race | 241 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 242 |
Critique and Conclusions | 243 |
Veblen and Schumpeter | 245 |
Thorstein Veblen 18571929 | 246 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 248 |
Class Gender and Race | 249 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 251 |
Critique and Conclusions | 253 |
Joseph Schumpeter 18831950 | 254 |
Schumpeters Central Theories and Methods | 255 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 258 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 260 |
Critique and Conclusions | 262 |
References | 263 |
Other Voices in Sociological Theorizing | 265 |
Gilman and Webb | 267 |
Gilmans Central Theories and Methods | 270 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 273 |
Class Gender and Race | 274 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 277 |
Beatrice Potter Webb 18581943 | 278 |
Webbs Central Theories and Methods | 279 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 282 |
Class Gender and Race | 283 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 287 |
Final Thoughts | 288 |
References | 289 |
WEBDu Bois | 291 |
WEBDu Bois 18681963 | 292 |
Du Boiss Central Theories and Methods | 293 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 299 |
Class Gender and Race | 301 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 304 |
Critique and Conclusions | 306 |
References | 307 |
Cooley Mead and Freud | 310 |
Charles Horton Cooley 18641929 | 311 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 315 |
Class Gender and Race | 316 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 318 |
Critique and Conclusions | 319 |
Meads Central Theories and Methods | 320 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 324 |
Class Gender and Race | 326 |
Other Theorists and Theories | 327 |
Critique and Conclusions | 328 |
Sigmund Freud 18561939 | 329 |
Freuds Central Theories and Methods | 330 |
Nature of Society Humans and Change | 333 |
Class Gender and Race | 334 |
Other Theories and Theorists | 338 |
Critique and Conclusions | 339 |
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Chapter 14 Final Thoughts on Classical Sociological Theory | 342 |
Dominant Theories and Ideologies | 343 |
Radical Theory and Ideology | 344 |
Views of Change | 345 |
The Self | 346 |
Credits | 347 |
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