The Emergence of Sociological Theory
ISBN: 9781452206240 | 1452206244
Edition: 7thFormat: Paperback
Publisher: SAGE Publications, Inc
Pub. Date: 11/23/2011
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Now published by SAGE, this scholarly text covers the first one hundred years of sociological theorizing, from 1830-1930, focusing primarily on Comte, Spencer, Marx, Weber, Simmel, Durkheim, and Mead. The text provides an in-depth examination of these early sociological theorists with biographical background, analysis of key works, major influences, critical insights, and also answers the question, "What do these ideas tell us about the basic forces that shape the social world?" Posing this question for each theorist adds a unique perspective t... MORE
| The Rise of Theoretical Sociology | |
| The Enlightenment and New Ways of Thinking | |
| Early Sociological Theory, 1830-1930 | |
| The First Masters | |
| Conclusion | |
| The Origin and Context of Auguste ComteâÇÖs Sociology | |
| The Strange Biography of Auguste Comte | |
| The Intellectual Origins of ComteâÇÖs Thought | |
| Conclusion | |
| The Soci... MORE | |
| ComteâÇÖs Early Essays | |
| ComteâÇÖs Course of Positive Philosophy | |
| Critical Conclusions | |
| The Origin and Context of Herbert SpencerâÇÖs Thought | |
| Biographical Influences on Spencerian Sociology | |
| The Political Economy of ¡Nineteenth-Century England | |
| The Scientific Milieu of SpencerâÇÖs England | |
| SpencerâÇÖs Synthetic Philosophy and the Sociology of Comte | |
| Why Read Spencer? | |
| The Sociology of Herbert Spencer | |
| SpencerâÇÖs Moral Philosophy: Social Statics and Principles of Ethics | |
| SpencerâÇÖs First Principles | |
| SpencerâÇÖs The Study of Sociology | |
| a Note on SpencerâÇÖs Descriptive Sociology | |
| SpencerâÇÖs Principles of Sociology | |
| The Analysis of Societal Institutions | |
| Critical Conclusions | |
| The Origin and Context of Karl MarxâÇÖs Thought | |
| Biographical Influences on MarxâÇÖs Thought | |
| G. W. F. Hegel and Karl Marx | |
| Ludwig Feuerbach and Karl Marx | |
| Adam Smith and Karl Marx | |
| Friedrich Engels and Karl Marx | |
| The Sociology of Karl Marx | |
| The German Ideology | |
| The Communist Manifesto | |
| Capital | |
| Critical Conclusions | |
| The Origin and Context of Max WeberâÇÖs Thought | |
| Biographical Influences on WeberâÇÖs Thought | |
| The Early Years | |
| Karl Marx and Max Weber | |
| The Methodenstreit and Max Weber | |
| Wilhelm Dilthey and Max Weber | |
| Heinrich Rickert and Max Weber | |
| WeberâÇÖs Theoretical Synthesis | |
| The Sociology of Max Weber | |
| WeberâÇÖs Methodology of the Social Sciences | |
| WeberâÇÖs Image of Social Organization | |
| WeberâÇÖs Analysis of Domination | |
| Weber on Capitalism and Rationalization | |
| WeberâÇÖs Study of Religion | |
| WeberâÇÖs Outline of the Social System | |
| Critical Conclusions | |
| The Origin and Context of Georg SimmelâÇÖs Thought | |
| Biographical Influences on SimmelâÇÖs Thought | |
| Intellectual Influences on SimmelâÇÖs Thought | |
| The Enigmatic Simmel | |
| The Sociology of Georg Simmel | |
| SimmelâÇÖs Methodological Approach to the Study of Society | |
| The Web of Group Affiliations | |
| Conflict | |
| The Philosophy of Money | |
| Critical Conclusions | |
| The Origin and Context of Ãëmile DurkheimâÇÖs Thought | |
| Biographical Influences on DurkheimâÇÖs Thought | |
| Charles Montesquieu and Durkheim | |
| Jean Jacques Rousseau and Durkheim | |
| Auguste Comte and Durkheim | |
| Alexis de Tocqueville and Durkheim | |
| Herbert Spencer and Durkheim | |
| Karl Marx and Durkheim | |
| Anticipating Durkheimian Sociology | |
| The Sociology of Ãëmile Durkheim | |
| The Division of Labor in Society | |
| The Rules of the Sociological Method | |
| Suicide | |
| The Elementary Forms of the Religious Life | |
| a Science of âÇ£MoralityâÇ | |
| Critical Conclusions | |
| The Origin and Context of George Herbert MeadâÇÖs Thought | |
| Biographical Influences on MeadâÇÖs Thought | |
| MeadâÇÖs Synthesis of Schools of Thought | |
| Wilhelm Wundt and Mead | |
| William James and Mead | |
| Charles Horton Cooley and Mead | |
| John Dewey and Mead | |
| MeadâÇÖs Synthesis | |
| The Sociology of George Herbert Mead | |
| MeadâÇÖs Broader Philosophy | |
| Mind, Self, and Society | |
| The Philosophy of the Act | |
| Critical Conclusions | |
| The Emergence of Contemporary Theoretical Perspective | |
| Nine Theoretical Traditions and Perspectives | |
| Conclusion | |
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