A01=Ludwig Gumplowicz
American social science traditions
Applied Sociology
Author_Ludwig Gumplowicz
Barren
Book III
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Category=JHB
collective behavior studies
Common Language
conflict theory
conflict theory nineteenth century origins
Cyclical Development
Ephemeral Idea
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Ethical Perception
group conflict theory
Gustav Ratzenhofer
Higher Forum
historical materialism
Iron Chancellor
Ludwig Gumplowicz
Mental Evolution
Moral Ideas
Nature's Sway
Nature’s Sway
nineteenth century social theory
political sociology
Positive Monism
Primitive Horde
race relations analysis
Rameses III
social evolution
Social Laws
social psychology
social structure dynamics
Social System
Special Researchers
Tolerant Criticism
Transcendental Interest
Unified Plan
Utter Silence
Violates
Product details
- ISBN 9780878556939
- Weight: 408g
- Dimensions: 152 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 30 Jan 1980
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Inc
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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This book arouses discussion about the place of Ludwig Gumplowicz in the history of sociology. It offers an overview of Gumplowicz' main ideas in general, particularly those expressed in his other major work, Der Rassenkampf, and an examination of the men and movements in sociology.
Irving Louis Horowitz is Distinguished Professor of Sociology and Political Science, Hannah Arendt Chair of Rutgers University (New Brunswick) and Editor-in-Chief of Society magazine.
