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Classical Sociological Theory and Foundations of American Sociology (Hurst)
There are a few major themes that come up over and over again during the course of classical sociological theory’s development. All three classical theorists were writing at a time when sociology was a new and emerging discipline. Each of the three theorists you will read here weighed in on these historical changes, theorizing the contours and dynamics of this new “modern” society.
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- Allison Hurst
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- Oregon State University
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Mục lục· 52 mục
- 01: Marx and Engels
- 1.01: Biography of Marx by F. Engels (1868)
- 1.02: Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844
- 1.03: Marx on Wages
- 1.04: Marx on Wage Labor and Capital
- 1.05: Value Price and Profit
- 1.06: Capital part 1
- 1.07: Capital part 2
- 1.08: Eighteenth Brumaire
- 1.09: Principles of Communism
- 1.10: The Duchess of Sutherland and Slavery
- 1.11: Revolution is Coming
- 1.12: The Communist Manifesto
- 1.13: Concepts Dictionary
- 02: Durkheim
- 2.01: Biography of Durkheim
- 2.02: Rules of Method (1895)
- 2.03: Division of Labor Introduction
- 2.04: Division of Labor Book 1
- 2.05: Division of Labor Book 2
- 2.06: Division of Labor Book 3
- 2.07: Le Suicide (1897) - Introduction Book 2
- 2.08: Education and Sociology (1922)
- 2.09: Elementary Forms of Religious Life (1912)
- 2.10: EXTRA- Review of Annee Sociologique (1898) article
- 2.11: EXTRA- Review of Suicide by Havelock Ellis
- 2.12: Concepts Dictionary
- 03: Weber
- 3.01: Biography of Weber
- 3.02: Methodological Foundations of Sociology (1921)
- 3.03: PESOC part 1
- 3.04: PESOC part 2
- 3.05: The Development of Commerce
- 3.06: The Rational State
- 3.07: The Evolution of the Capitalistic Spirit
- 3.08: Politics as a Vocation
- 3.09: Bureaucracy
- 3.10: CSP
- 3.11: Concepts Dictionary
- 04: Early American Sociology
- 4.01: Biography of Early American Sociologists
- 4.02: Comparison of Spencer and Ward by Barnes (1919)
- 4.03: Thorstein Veblen on Labor(1898)
- 4.04: Charlotte Perkins Gilman Women and Economics (1898)
- 4.05: Du Bois onThe Study of Social Problems(1898)
- 4.06: Jane Addams Trade Unions and Public Duty (1899)
- 4.07: Edward A. Ross on Social Control(1900)
- 4.08: Charles A. Ellwood onRevolution(1905)
- 4.09: Charles Horton Cooley Social Consciousness (1907)
- 4.10: Lester Ward Social Classes (1908)
- 4.11: Franklin H. Giddings on Theory and Public Policy (1911)
- 4.12: Small on the Sociological Point of View (1920)