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082			_a301.01 _bRIT
100			_aRitzer, George
245			_aClassical sociological theory
250			_a6th ed.
260			_bRawat Publications, _c2021 _aJaipur :
300			_axvi, 486, A-10, R-72, C-2, I-20 p. ; _bill., _c25 cm
365			_b1595.00 _cINR _d01
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
520			_aThe publication of the sixth edition of Classical Sociological Theory is characterized by both continuity and change. The book continues to do what it has always done—offer a comprehensive overview of classical sociological theory in a single volume. As in previous editions, the in-depth discussion of theories (often enlivened with examples) in the text narrative is accompanied by informative and engaging biographical sketches of many of the most important thinkers in the history of sociology. Classical Sociological Theory continues to include two historical chapters covering the early history of the field (Chapter 1) as well as its most recent developments (Chapter 2). These chapters give students an overview that allows them to put the work of each theorist in its historical, social, and political context. In one convenient volume, this book offers students a handy overview of most of what they need to know about classical sociological theory. The social world is a complex and difficult subject; so are many of the theories about it. I have striven to make theory interesting, relevant, and as clear and accessible as possible.
650			_aSociology Methodology
650			_aSuicide
650			_aCapitalism
650			_aBeatrice Webb
650			_aDurkheim
650			_aMax Weber
650			_a Lenin
650			_aSpencer
650			_aW.E.B.Du Bois
650			_aSocial class
650			_aCapatalist society
650			_aCommunism
650			_aMoral education
650			_aSocial inequality
650			_aBehaviorism
650			_aCreative destruction
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