Growth of Sociological Theory The Human Nature, Knowledge and Social Change

Name: Growth of Sociological Theory The Human Nature, Knowledge and Social Change
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ISBN: 9780133658675

ISBN-10: 0133658678

ISBN-13: 9780133658675

Edition: 1991

Authors: David Westby

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List price: $121.20
Copyright year: 1991
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 10/1/1990
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 544
Size: 6.50" wide x 9.50" long x 1.00" tall
Weight: 1.628
Language: English




Introduction



The Enlightenment and The Beginnings of Sociology



The Idea of Progress and the Perfectibility of the Human Race



The Philosophical Anthropologies of the Enlightenment and the Idea of the Social



Knowledge and Human Science



The Scottish Moralists



Christian Social Philosophy and the Conservative Impulse



The Sociologies of the Nineteenth Century



Auguste Comte: Sociology and the Enlightenment Vision



Herbert Spencer: Nineteenth Century Evolutionism and the Capture of Sociology



Backgrounds of Marx: Hegel and Young Hegelians, Materialism, Feuerebach, Marx's Critique



Marx and Engels: Historical Materialism and the Sociology of Capitalist Society



Sociology at the Turn of the Century: The Crisis, Liberalism, and the Reconstruction of Sociology



Emile Durkheim I: Philosophical Anthropology and Rules for Sociology



Emile Durkheim II: The Substantive Sociologies



Max Weber I: Philosophical Anthropology and the Methodology of the Historical and Social Sciences



Max Weber II: Weber's Conceptual Scheme and Historical Sociology



The Emergence of Interactionism and the Theory of Social Structure and Social Change in the United States



Conclusion