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Introducing Sociology by Borin Van Loon, Richard Appignanesi, Richard Osborne (1999, Paperback) 
Introducing Sociology by Borin Van Loon, Richard Appignanesi, Richard Osborne (1999, Paperback)

 
Introducing Sociology by Borin Van Loon, Richard Appignanesi, Richard Osborne (1999, Paperback)

Author: Borin Van Loon, Richard Appignanesi, Richard Osborne
Publisher: Totem Books
Publication Date: 1999-04-01
Language: English
Format: Paperback
ISBN-10: 1874166390
ISBN-13: 9781874166399
Product ID: EPID588637
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Publication Date:1999-04-01

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What is sociology? Simply it is the study of how society functions (or not). Osborne, a lecturer in Philosophy at London's Guildhall University, traces the origins of these differing conceptual systems, from Enlightenment thought and the pioneering work of Auguste Comte, to subsequent developments in Karl Marx, Spencer, Durkheim and Max Webber.

What is sociology? Simply it is the study of how society functions (or not). Richard Osborne, a Lecturer in Philosophy at London's Guildhall University, traces the origins of these differing conceptual systems, from Enlightenment thought and the pioneering work of Auguste Comte, to subsequent developments in Karl Marx, Spencer, Durkheim and Max Weber. Here are the underlying reasons for the rapid expansion of sociology in 20th century America, the post-World War II dominance of Talcott Parsons, the Chicago School and the rise of structuralism.

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