Titlebook: Key Sociological Thinkers; Rob Stones (Lecturer in Sociology and Director of Textbook 1998Latest edition Macmillan Publishers Limited 199

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Erving Goffman of a particular approach (for example symbolic interactionism, structural functionalism). A third has invoked a geographical or institutional affiliation shared by at least the first generation of those associated with its type of work (for example Chicago School, West Coast School).

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ctual context, summarises the central issues dealt with in their work and sketches out the intellectual legacy they have left behind them.Graphically illustrating how these thinkers have shed light on how we think about society, the book aims to convey the spirit of openness intrinsic to the sociological enterprise.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-26616-6Emile Durkheim; Karl Marx; Max Weber; Michel Foucault; Pierre Bourdieu; sociology; Talcott Parson; Talcott

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Herbert Blumer sociologist who is least known about by the students who read this book. Yet he is the carrier of a very distinctive sociological tradition — symbolic interactionism; with a very specific set of practical concerns — to do sociology ‘naturalistically’. This brief article aims to introduce some of his ideas.

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Karl Marx 1850s — especially for his damning account of the condition of the English working class; and, even after . was published, it was Engels’s popularizing works on historical materialism that stimulated study and debate in international socialism. In short, for a leading sociologist, Marx seems to hav

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Sigmund Freud to intellectual criticism but also to personal vilification — he was a cocaine addict, dishonest, he was scared of making public what he knew about incest, he developed an essentially fraudulent treatment for which gullible people pay large sums of money. A good rule of thumb in intellectual life i