Sociological theory in the classical era: text and readings
Sociological theory in the Classical era is a highly-acclaimed new text which utilizes the unique and increasingly popular text/reader approach. The book presents major readings by sociology's key classical theorists, including Karl Marx, Émile Durkheim, Max Weber, Charlotte Perkins-Gilman, Geo...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Sociological theory in the Classical era is a highly-acclaimed new text which utilizes the unique and increasingly popular text/reader approach. The book presents major readings by sociology's key classical theorists, including Karl Marx, Émile Durkheim, Max Weber, Charlotte Perkins-Gilman, Georg Simmel, W.E.B. Du Bois, and George Herbert Mead. The corresponding text written by Laura Edles and Scott Appelrouth gives students the analytical framework necessary for them to develop a more critical and gratifying understanding of the ideas advanced by these theorists. The theoretical concepts addressed in the book, while Classical, still resonate with contemporary concerns. Topics include the nature of capitalism, the basis of social solidarity of cohesion, the role of authority in social life, the benefits and dangers posed by modern bureaucracies, the dynamics of gender and racial oppression, and the nature of "self" to name but a few. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 393-397) and index |
| Beschreibung: | XIV, 402 S. Ill. 26 cm |
| ISBN: | 0761928022 |
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List of Illustrations and Photos ix
List of Figures and Tables xi
About the Authors xii
Preface xiii
1. Introduction 1
What? 3
Why? 4
Who? , 5
The Enlightenment 5
Economic and Political Revolutions 1
The Ins and Outs of Classical Canons 9
How? 10
The Questions of Order and Action 11
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 16
2. Karl Marx 17
A Biographical Sketch 18
Core Ideas 20
Significant Others
Thorstein Veblen (1857 1929): Marxism Extended 25
Marx s Theoretical Orientation 27
READINGS
Introduction to The Cerman Ideology 29
From The German Ideology (1845 1846) 31
Introduction to Economic and
Philosophie Manuscripts of 1844 40
From Economic and Philosophie Manuscripts of 1844
Alienated Latour 41
The Power of Money in Bourgeois Society 47
Introduction to Capital 49
From Capital (1867)
Commodities 53
The General Formula for Capital 60
Introduction to The Communist Manifeste 64
From Manifeste» of the Communist Party (1848) 66
Bourgeois and Proletariat 67
Proletarians and Communists 73
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 78
3. Emile Durkheim 79
A Biographical Sketch 80
Intellectual Influences and Core Ideas 82
Significant Others^
Auguste Comte (1798 1857): The Father of Social Physics 83
Significant Others
Herbert Spencer (1820 1903): Survivul of the Fittest 84
Durkheim s Theoretical Orientation 86
READINGS
Introduction to The Rules of Sociological Method 88
From The Rules of Sociological Method (1895)
What Is a Social Fact? 89
The Normal and the Pathological 94
Introduction to The Division of Labor in Society 97
From The Division of Labor in Society (1893) 99
Introduction to Suicide 105
From Suicide (1897)
Anomic Suicide 109
Individual Forms of the Different Types of Suicide 119
Introduction to The Elementary Forms of Religious Life 121
From The Elementary Forms of Religious L/fe (1912)
Origins of These Beliefs 124
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 134
4. Max Weber 135
A Biographical Sketch 136
Intellectual Influences and Core Ideas 138
Significant Others
Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 1900): Is (Jod Dead? 143
Weber s Theoretical Orientation 145
READINGS
Introduction to The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism 147
From The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism (1904)
The Spirit of Capitalism 149
Asceticism and the Spirit of Capitalism 154
Introduction to Class, Status, Party 161
The Distribution of Power Within the
Political Community: Class, Status, Party (1925) 163
Introduction to TheTypes of Legitimate Domination 171
From The Types of Legitimate Domination (1925) 174
Introduction to Bureaucracy 180
From Bureaucracy (1925) 183
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 191
5. Charlotte Perkins Gilman 193
A Biographical Sketch 195
Significant Others
Harrtet Martineau (1802 1876): The First Woman Sociologist 195
Intellectual Influences and Core Ideas 197
Gilman s Theoretical Orientation 201
READINGS
Introduction to Women and Economics 204
From Women and Economics (1898) 207
Introduction to The Yellow Wallpaper 229
The YellowWallpaper (1892) 231
Why I Wrote The Yellow Wallpaper 239
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 240
6. Georg Simmel 241
A Biographical Sketch 242
Intellectual Influences and Core Ideas 244
Simmel s Theoretical Orientation 250
READINGS
Introduction to Exchange 252
Exchange, From The Philosophy of Money (1907) 253
Introduction to Conflict 262
Conflict, From Sociology (1908) 263
Introduction to Sociability 267
From Sociability (1910) 269
Introduction to The Stranger 275
From The Stranger, From Sociology (1908) 276
Introduction to Fashion 280
From Fashion (1904) 282
Introduction to The Metropolis and Mental Life 288
The Metropolis and Mental Life (1903) 291
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 299
7. W. E. B. Du Bois 301
A Biographical Sketch 305
Core Ideas 309
Du Bois s Theoretical Orientation 311
READINGS
Introduction to The Philadelphia Negro 314
From The Philadelphia Negro (1899) 316
Introduction to The Souls of Black Folk 322
From The Souls of Black Folk (1903) 325
Introduction to The Souls of White Folk 339
The Souls of White Folk, From Darkwater: 341
Voices From Within the Veil (1920)
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 345
8. George Herbert Mead 347
A Biographical Sketch 348
Intellectual Influences and Core Ideas 349
Significant Others
Charles Horton Cooley (1864 1929): The Looking Glass Seif 351
Mead s Theoretical Orientation 353
READINGS
Introduction to Mind 356
From Mind, From Mind, Seif and Society (1934) 357
Introduction to Seif 365
From Seif, From Mind, Seif and Society (1934) 369
Introduction to Society 381
From Society, From Mind, Seif and Society (1934) 383
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS 391
References 393
Index 399
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List of Illustrations and Photos
Illustration 1.0 Alice in Wonderland 1
Photo 2.0 Karl Marx 17
Photo 2.1 A Young Girl Working as a
Spinner in a U.S. Textile Mill, Circa 1910 21
Photo 2.2 Sixteen Year Old Girls
Assembling Keds Sneakers in China 22
Photo 2.3 Charlie Chaplin: A Cog in a Machine 24
Photo 3.0 Emile Durkheim 79
Photo 3.1a Mechnical Solidarity, Village in Namibia (Africa) 98
Photo 3.1b Organic Solidarity, City of Brasilia (Brazil) 98
Photo 3.2 Altruistic Suicide: Self Immolation 108
Photo 3.3a Congregation Taking
Communion at a U.S. Catholic Church 122
Photo 3.3b Fans at Sporting Event
Engaging in Ritual Communal Acts 123
Photo 4.0 Max Weber 135
Photo 4.1a Rational Legal Authority: William Jefferson Clinton 172
Photo 4.1b Traditional Authority: England s Queen Victoria 172
Photo 4.1c Charismatic Authority: Mahatma Gandhi 173
Photo 4.2 Bureaucracy: No Special Favors Here 181
Photo 4.3 Waiting in Line at a University Student Services Building 182
Photo 5.0 Charlotte Perkins Gilman 193
Photo 5.1 One of the Most Gendered Sites Today: The Toy Store 198
Photo 5.2 Scene From Gone With the Wind:
Scarlett Gets Her Corset Tightened 202
Photo 6.0 Georg Simmel 241
Photo 6.1 Flirtation (Tofano) 269
Photo 6.2 Punk Fashion 281
Photo 6.3 Simmers Metropolis: Berlin, Circa 1900 288
Photo 6.4 New York City: The Quintessential Modem Metropolis 289
Photo 6.5a Impressionist Painting of Blase Outlook (Manet) 290
Photo 6.5b Impersonal Indifference to Homeless Person 290
Photo 7.0 W. E. B. Du Bois 301
Photo 7.1 Lynching in Indiana Public Square in 1930 303
Photo 7.2 Du Bois With Mao Tse Tung in 1959 309
Photo 7.3 Fisk University Graduating Class, Circa 1906 310
Photo 7.4 The Seventh Ward of Philadelphia, Circa 1900 315
Photo 7.5 Segregated Drinking Fountains, Circa 1963 324
Photo 8.0 George Herbert Mead 347
Photo 8.1 The Play Stage: a Mommy Feeding Her Baby 366
Photo 8.2a Six Year Old Children Playing Soccer 367
Photo 8.2b Twelve Year Old Children Playing Soccer 367
Photo 8.3 Delegates to the United Nations 382
List of Figures and Tables
Figure 1.1 Basic Theoretical Continnum
as to the Nature of Social Order 11
Figure 1.2 Basic Theoretical Continuum
as to the Nature of Social Action 12
Figure 1.3 Theorists Basic Orientation 12
Table 1.1 Why do People Stop at Red Traffic
Lights? Basic Approaches to Order and Action 14
Figure 2.1 Marx s Model of Social Change:
The Communist Revolution 26
Figure 2.2 Marx s Basic Theoretical Orientation 27
Figure 2.3 Marx s Core Concepts 29
Figure 3.1 Durkheim s Basic Theoretical Orientation 86
Figure 3.2 Durkheim s Core Concepts 87
Figure 4.1 Weber s Four Types of Social Action 139
Figure 4.2 Weber s Basic Theoretical Orientation 145
Figure 4.3 Weber s Core Concepts 146
Table 4.1 Weber s Notions of Class, Status, and Party 162
Table 4.2 Weber s Types of Legitimate Domination 173
Figure 5.1 Gilman s Basic Theoretical Orientation 200
Figure 5.2 Gilman s Multidimensional
Explanation of Gender Inequality 201
Figure 6.1 Simmel s Web of Group Affiliations 247
Figure 6.2 Simmel s Basic Theoretical Orientation 250
Table 6.1 Simmel s Duality Regarding
Subjective/Objective Culture 251
Table 6.2 Comparison of Simmel and
Marx on the Issue of Economic Value 253
Figure 6.3 Duality of Flirtation 268
Figure 6.4 Duality of the Stranger 276
Figure 6.5 Duality of Fashion 280
Figure 7.1 Du Bois s Basic Theoretical Orientation 312
Figure 7.2 Du Bois s Multidimensional Approach to Race and Class 312
Figure 8.1 Mead s Basic Theoretical Orientation 354
Table 8.1 Mead s Core Concepts 355
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