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Social Theory Central Issues In Sociology John Scott

Name: Social Theory Central Issues In Sociology John Scott
SKU: BELL-2327510
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Publisher: SAGE

File Extension: PDF

File size: 1.52 MB

Pages: 319

Author: John Scott

ISBN: 9780761970873, 9781848605503, 0761970878, 1848605501

Language: English

Year: 2006

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Social Theory Central Issues In Sociology John Scott by John Scott 9780761970873, 9781848605503, 0761970878, 1848605501 instant download after payment.

This work is a comprehensive critical review of social theory that places leading contributions in their larger context, from the philosophical foundations of sociology and the discovery of 'the social' to distinctive sociological approaches, to questions of modernity and post-modernity. Social theory: Should we forget the founders? -- Genealogy of the social -- Culture, system and socialisation: Formative views -- Action, conflict and nature: Formative views -- Culture, system and socialisation: Developments -- Action, conflict and nature: Developments -- Modernity and rationalisation -- Intimations of post-modernity