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traditional and modern societies— a concept variously interpreted by many subsequent sociologists. Toward the end of the 19th ce ...
20 See also: Ferdinand Tönnies 32–33 ■ Robert D. Putnam 124–25 ■ Arjun Appadurai 166–69 ■ David Held 170–71 ■ Michel Maffesoli 2 ...
21 See also: Ferdinand Tönnies 32–33 ■ Karl Marx 28–31 ■ Émile Durkheim 34–37 ■ Amitai Etzioni 112–19 ■ Norbert Elias 180–81 ■ M ...
22 S C I E N C E C A N B E U S E D T O B U I L D A B E T T E R W O R L D AUGUSTE COMTE (1798–1857) B y the end of the 18th centu ...
23 See also: Harriet Martineau 26–27 ■ Karl Marx 28–31; 254–59 ■ Ferdinand Tönnies 32–33 ■ Émile Durkheim 34–37 ■ Max Weber 38–4 ...
24 He considered the study of human society, or sociology, to be the most challenging and complex, therefore it was the “Queen o ...
25 The 1830 revolution in France coincided with the publication of Comte’s book on positivism and seemed to usher in an age of s ...
26 T H E D E C L A R A T I O N O F I N D E P E N D E N C E B E A R S N O R E L A T I O N T O H A L F T H E H U M A N R A C E HAR ...
27 The Continental Congress adopted its highly moral plan for government on July 4, 1776. But Martineau questioned whether socia ...
28 T H E F A L L O F T H E B O U R G E O I S I E A N D T H E V I C T O R Y O F T H E P R O L E T A R I A T A R E E Q U A L L Y I ...
29 See also: Auguste Comte 22–25 ■ Max Weber 38–45 ■ Michel Foucault 52–55 ■ Friedrich Engels 66–67 ■ Richard Sennett 84–87 ■ He ...
30 became more prevalent, the bourgeoisie challenged the nobles and brought about a change to the economic structure of society. ...
31 more frequent economic crises. The increasing solidarity of the working class, and weakening of the bourgeoisie, will in time ...
32 G E M E I N S C H A F T A N D G E S E L L S C H A F T FERDINAND TÖNNIES (1855–1936) T oward the end of the 19th century, a nu ...
33 See also: Adam Ferguson 21 ■ Émile Durkheim 34–37 ■ Max Weber 38–45 ■ Amitai Etzioni 112–19 ■ Zygmunt Bauman 136–43 ■ Karl Ma ...
34 S O C I E T Y , L I K E T H E H U M A N B O D Y , H A S I N T E R R E L A T E D P A R T S , N E E D S , A N D F U N C T I O N ...
35 See also: Auguste Comte 22–25 ■ Karl Marx 28–31 ■ Max Weber 38–45 ■ Jeffrey Alexander 204–09 ■ Robert K. Merton 262–63 ■ Herb ...
36 Durkheim upheld Spencer’s functional idea of separate parts serving a purpose and the notion that society was greater than th ...
37 A beehive is created by the division of labor of industrious insects. As well as producing a functioning whole, the bees main ...
THE IRON OF RATIONALITY MAX WEBER (1864–1920) CAGE ...
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