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Preface xi
Acknowledgements xüj
1 General theory in sociology
The practice of sociological theory 2
Approaches to sociological theory 5
Constructionism 7
Functionalism g
Utilitarianism 9
Critical structuralism 9
Feminism 10
The main concepts H
Agency 11
Rationality H
Structure 12
System 12
Culture and ideology 13
Power and the state 13
Gender and feminism 13
Differentiation and stratification 14
2 Agency: meaning and motives in social arrangements 15
Founding arguments 17
Weber: it all means something to someone 17
Simmel: impressionistic theory 20
Symbolic interactionism: the self-made society 22
Mead: common-sensing 23
Mead on socialization: playing the game 25
Recent developments: divided communication 26
Goffman: all the world’s a stage 27
Becker: deviant sociology 29
Phenomenology: seeing things 31
Schütz: a meaningful theory 31
Berger and Luckmann: building society 35
Ethnomethodology: not taking the taken-for-granted for granted 36
The negatives of positivism 36
Folk sociology 38
vi
Modem sociological theory
Parsons: volunteering for action 40
Habermas: arguments resolved 42
Giddens’ structuration theory: society by accident 45
Interpretation rules, OK? 45
The subject matter of sociology 47
The limits of human agency 47
Sociological methodology 48
Sociological concept formation 48
Acting out structures 48
Conclusion 50
3 Rationality: the maximization of individual interest 56
Founding arguments 59
Marshall: you can always get what you want 59
Pareto: inescapable logic 61
Skinner: society written on a clean slate 64
Exchange theory: trading associations 66
Homans: fair exchange 66
Emerson: unfair exchange 70
Blau: power attracts 71
Public choice: power to the people who have power 72
Olsen; Buchanan: the illogic of collective action 73
Arrow; Niskanen; Downs: rational dictatorship 74
Coleman: rogue organizations 76
Rational choice: games Marxists play 78
Elster: the revolutionary s dilemma 79
Roemer: towards socialist exploitation 81
Elster again: mixing cement 84
Conclusion 87
4 Structure: secret patterns which determine experience 92
Founding arguments 94
Freud: compelling thoughts 94
Lévi-Strauss: primitive thoughts 97
Marx: contradictory thoughts 100
Contemporary theories of social structure 104
Giddens: the constructionist version 104
Parsons: the functionalist version 107
The first structuralist phase: permutating the pattern variables 107
The second structuralist phase: theorizing with agility 109
Althusser: the structuralist version 115
Hi Marx! 116
Base determinism 117
In the last instance the subject is dead 120
Contents vii
Recent French structuralism and poststructuralism 122
Lacan: French Freud 122
Derrida: the last poststructuralist 124
Conclusion 126
5 System: an overarching order 131
Founding arguments: Durkheimian functionalism 133
Durkheim: facts and functions 133
Durkheim: the solid society 135
Durkheim: society ritualized 137
Malinowski: society psychologized 138
Radcliffe-Brown: society reified 139
Parsonsian structural-functionalism: systems within systems 142
The system of action 142
The subsystems: the holistic trinity 144
Religion as culture and culture as religion 148
The cybernetic hierarchy: more information 149
Neofunctionalism: paradise regained 152
Presupposing theory 152
Reading the scriptures 155
Functionalism redeemed 159
Habermas’ communicationism: steering theory straight 161
Lifeworld and system 162
Internal colonization 165
The crisis in systems theory 165
Conclusion 167
6 Culture and ideology 173
Founding arguments 175
Marx: false consciousness 176
Weber: affinities for ideas 179
NeoMarxian critical theory 182
Gramsci: idealizing the class struggle 182
Lukács: grasping cultural reality 185
The Frankfurt School: in with the outcrowd 187
Contemporary constructionist theories of culture 192
Habermas: rationalizing culture 192
Elias: a civilized theory 196
Bourdieu: capitalizing on culture 198
The neoWeberian critique of ideology theory 202
Abercrombie, Hill and Turner: bourgeois ideology 203
Archer: two cultures 204
Postmodernism: culture triumphant 206
Postmodern culture as ideology 206
Modem sociological theory
viii
Jameson: what you see is what you get 206
Harvey: flexible ideas 206
An autonomous and effective postmodern culture 208
Lyotard: language games 208
Baudrillard: signing off modernity 209
Lash: culture unchained 210
Crooky Pakulski and Waters: postculture 211
Conclusion 212
7 Power and the state 217
Founding arguments 219
Marx: power y power everywhere 219
Weber: authoritative theory 222
Classical elitism: conspiracies of power 224
Critical structuralism: power from the possession of property 226
The American radical left: military-industrial complexities 226
Poulantzas: power at work 228
The relative autonomy of the state 229
Foucault: speaking of power 230
Habermas: the communicationist alternative 234
Functionalism and constructionism: power as politics 235
Parsons: a classical economy of power 236
Mann: four sources of power 237
Field and Higley: the power of a common position 238
Utilitarianism: power as individual performance 240
Dahl: making decisions 240
Bachrach and Baratz: not making decisions 243
Polymorphic power 244
Lukes: three dimensions of power 244
Clegg: going around in circuits of power 245
Conclusion 246
8 Gender and feminism 250
Măiestream theory 251
Foundations 252
Maine: subordination by contract 252
Weber: patriarchalism 253
Engels: owning women 254
Contemporary developments 256
Parsons: instrumental man 256
Sociobiology: gender animated 257
Stratification theory: măiestream myopia 259
Feminist critiques 260
de Beauvoir: the genesis of gender 261
Contents ix
Friedan: the feminine mistake 262
Millett: a gender agenda 264
Biological and sexual structuralist theory 266
Firestone; Ortner: natural inferiority 266
Brownmiller: male violence 269
Brenner and Ramas: biological resistance 270
Psychoanalytic structuralist theory 271
Mitchell: Althusser meets Freud 271
Chodorow: she s got personality9 273
Critical and materialist structuralist theory 274
Barrett; Eisenstein: reproductive capitalism 275
Delphy: sex with class 277
Connell: the gender fit-up 278
Constructionist theories 279
Kanter: the glass ceiling 280
Walby: publicizing patriarchy 281
Waters: permutations of patriarchy 282
Poststructuralist theories 285
Conclusion 287
9 Differentiation and stratification 291
DIFFERENTIATION 293
Founding arguments 294
Spencer: theoretical harmony 294
Durkheim: conscious of the collectivity 297
Marx: material differences 299
Weber: formalities of differentiation 301
Modernization: the utopias of functionalism 301
Levy: rationalizing modernization 302
Smelser: disturbing modernization 303
Parsons: universal modernization 305
Luhmann: differentiating differentiation 307
Theories of the future of differentiation 310
Braverman: the dystopia of differentiation 310
After differentiation: postindustrialization and
postmodernization 311
Globalization: a world of difference 314
Conclusion 320
STRATIFICATION 321
Founding arguments 322
Marx: struggling about class 325
Weber: class competition 326
Critical structuralist theory: possession is all 328
Poulantzas: abstract models 328
Wright: a duodecotomous structure 330
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Modem sociological theory
Constructionist theory: market forces 333
British neoWeberians: closing arguments 333
Piore: two markets are better than one 335
Functionalist theory: class as status 336
The functionalist theory: ability receives its just reward 336
From status mobility to class inheritance 337
Conclusion 339
10 Conclusion: the past and the future of
sociological theory 344
Three diagnoses 346
Merton: the hunt for grand theory 347
Alexander: positive barbarism 347
Holmwood and Stewart: contradictory dualism 348
The accomplishments of theory 349
Moving forward 351
References 355
Index 364
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