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Sociological Analysis

Arun Sahay
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advanced sociological analysis
analytical aspects sociology
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belief systems
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Causal Imputation
comparative sociological methods
conflict theory
Contemporary Society
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history of sociology
Inferential Generalizations
Logik Der Forschung
Make Up
Mannheim's Sociology
Mannheim's View
Mannheim’s Sociology
Mannheim’s View
Max Weber's Sociology
Max Webers
Max Weber’s Sociology
Means End Relationship
Natural Scientific Knowledge
nature of society
Non-logical Conduct
Pareto's Theory
Pareto's View
Pareto’s Theory
Pareto’s View
Parsonian systems
Protestant Ethic
Rational Determinism
Schutz's View
Schutz’s View
Sociological Knowledge
Sociological Rationality
sociology of knowledge
twentieth century social theory
Vice Versa
Von Schelting
Weber's Methodology
Weber's Sociological Analyses
Weber's Sociological Theory
Weberian theory
Weber’s Methodology
Weber’s Sociological Analyses
Weber’s Sociological Theory

Product details

  • ISBN 9781032607290
  • Weight: 380g
  • Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
  • Publication Date: 01 Oct 2023
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: GB
  • Product Form: Hardback
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Originally published in 1972, this book is an important introduction to the analytical aspects of sociology. It analyses the various strands in 20th Century sociological thought, illustrating the richness as much as the poverty of any particular approach. It explores and compares the work of Weber and Pareto on sociological analysis, stressing the vital significance of their contributions to sociological knowledge. It looks at the stimulating implications of Karl Mannheim’s thought on the sociology of knowledge and finds in Mannheim the beginnings of most of the contemporary trends in sociology. It covers the fundamental assumptions of Parsonian thought and analyses the derivative character of the ideas of Robert Merton and Reinhard Bendix, along with Dahrendorf’s notions on a re-orientation of sociology.

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