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CONTENTS PREFAEE XLI AEKNOWLEDGMENTS XIV 1 INTRODUCTION 1 THE ORIGINS
AND FOUNDATIONS OF MODERN SOCIAL THEORY: 1750-1920 1 MODERN SOCIAL
THEORY DEFINED 6 THE CENTRAL SUBJEET MATTER OF SOEIAL THEORY 8 1
POLITICAL CHANGE, THE FEUDAL DYNAMIE AND THE REVOLUTION IN FRANEE 8 THE
FALL OF FEUDALISM AND THE ELIMINATION OF SOEIAL DISTINETIONS 11 2
EEONOMIE CHANGES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF CAPITALISM 13 DEPOPULATION, THE
ENCLOSURE MOVEMENT AND THE DEMOGRAPHIE TRANSFER OF THE POPULATION 14 THE
GROWTH OF TOWN EEONOMIES 17 DECLINE OF THE GUILD SYSTEM AND THE
BEGINNING OF CAPITALIST DEVELOPMENT 17 MANAGEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
POPULATION: UNEMPLOYED IDLE LABORERS AND THE DANGEROUS CLASSES 18 3 THE
DUAL MOVEMENT OF INDIVIDUALISM AND INDUSTRIALIZATION 22 MODERN SOCIAL
THOUGHT AND THE NINETEENTH CENTURY THEORIES OF KNOWLEDGE 26 CLASSIEAL
IDEALISM 26 HEGELIAN IDEALISM AND THE THEORY OF HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT
29 EMPIRICISM AND THE GROWTH OF THE SEIENTIFIE OUTLOOK 31 THE
DEVELOPMENT OF POSITIVISM 32 2 KARL MARX 35 THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF
KARL MARX'S WORK 35 THEORETIEAL INFLUENEES ON MARX'S VIEW OF SOEIETY AND
HISTORY: THE SHIFT TO MATERIALISM 37 REJEETION OF HEGE! AND IDEALIST
PHILOSOPHY 37 MATERIALISM AS A THEORETICAL PERSPEETIVE 41 VI MARX,
DURKHEIM, WEBER THE GERMAN IDEOLOGY 42 FUNDAMENTAL AIMS OF THE WORK AND
THE MATERIALIST THEORY OF HISTORY 42 MEANS OF PRODUCTION 44 RELATIONS OF
PRODUCTION 46 MODE OF PRODUCTION, FORCES OF PRODUCTION 49 LAWS OF
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT: DIFFERENT FORMS OF OWNERSHIP OVER THE MEANS OF
PRODUCTION 51 THE CONCEPT OF CLASS AND CLASS STRUCTURE 54 CLASS
STRUCTURE AND THE SYSTEM OF SOCIAL RELATIONS 55 THE CONCEPT OF CLASS AND
THE RELATIONS OF SUBORDINATION 57 MARX'S THEORY OF IDEOLOGY 61 THE
HISTORY OF THE TERM IN HEGEL AND MARX 61 DEFINITION OF IDEOLOGY AND ITS
MATERIAL ORIGINS 64 THE FIVE BUILDING BLOCKS OF MARX'S THEORY OF
IDEOLOGY 68 EXPLAINING CONTRADICTIONS 75 MARX'S ECONOMIC WORKS:
1850-1867 76 MARX, CAPITAL AND THE CRITIQUE OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 77
MARX'S STUDY OF CAPITALISM: A SOCIAL AND HISTORICAL DEFINITION OF
CAPITALISM 81 CAPI TA I, VOL. 1, PART A: ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ELEMENTS OF
CAPITALISM 84 COMMODITIES: USE VALUE AND EXCHANGE VALUE 84 THE
COMMENSURABILITY OF USE WITH EXCHANGE 87 CONSEQUENCES OF EXCHANGE ON
SOCIAL RELATIONS 88 LABOR THEORY OF VA1UE AND THE DUAL CHARACTER OF
LABOR U SEFUL VS ABSTRACT LABOR 90 U SEFUL LABOR 91 ABSTRACT LABOR 92
CAPITAL VOL. I, PART B: THE THEORY OFVALUE 94 THE ORIGIN OF VALUE AND
THE VALUE FORM 94 RELATIVE AND EQUIVALENT FORMS OFVALUE 95 FETISHISM OF
COMMODITIES 97 REIFICATION OF ECONOMY AND SOCIETY 104 CAPITAL VOL. 1,
PART C: THEORY OF SURPLUS VALUE 105 FREE LABOR AND THE EMERGENCE OF
LABOR POWER 106 SURPLUS LABOR, SURPLUS VALUE AND THE MAINTENANCE OF THE
WORKER 108 THE HISTORY OF SURPLUS LABOR: THE WORKING DAY 109 THE WAGE
FORM: UNPAID LABOR 111 CAPITAL VOL. 1, PART D: THE GENESIS OF CAPITALISM
111 PRIMITIVE ACCUMULATION 111 THE STAGES OF PRIMITIVE ACCUMULATION 114
COOPERATION AND DIVISION OF LABOR 114 DIVISION OF LABOR: SIMPLE AND
COMPLEX COOPERATION 115 CONTENTS VII THEORY OF ALIENATION 116 HISTORY OF
THE CONCEPT IN HEGEL 116 FEUERBACH'S THEORY OF RE1IGIOUS ALIENATION 117
MARX'S REJECTION OF FEUERBACH 118 MARX'S THEORY OF ALIENATION AND THE
1844 MANUSCRIPTS 119 MARX'S THEORY OF HUMAN NATURE 120 ALIENATION FROM
THE PRODUCT 121 ALIENATION FROM PRODUCTIVE ACTIVITY 123 ALIENATION FROM
SPECIES ACTIVITY 125 ALIENATION FROM FELLOW HUMANS 126 MARX'S POLITICAL
WRITINGS 127 HISTORY OF MARX'S VIEW OF THE STATE 127 HEGEL'S VIEW OF THE
STATE 128 MARX AND THE MATERIALIST ORIGINS OF THE STATE: BASE AND
SUPERSTRUCTURE 129 THE HISTORICAL ORIGINS OF THE MODERN STATE: THE
PERIOD OF STATE FORMATION 132 THE STATE AND CIVIL SOCIETY IN SMITH,
HEGEL AND MARX 135 MARX'S DIALECTICAL VIEW OF HISTORY: THE THEORY OF
DEVELOPMENT 138 HISTORY OF THE TERM 'DIALECTIC' 139 HEGEL'S DIALECTIC
140 MARX'S VIEW OF THE DIALECTIC AND HIS THEORY OF DEVELOPMENT 142
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MARX AND HEGEL IN THE DIALECTICAL VIEW OF HISTORY 144
APPLICATION OF THE DIALECTIC TO HISTORY 146 3 EMILE DURKHEIM 148 THE
HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF EMILE DURKHEIM'S WORK 148 THEORETICAL INFLUENCES
ON DURKHEIM'S VIEW OF SOCIETY 149 AUGUSTE COMTE'S INFLUENCE ON DURKHEIM
149 THE REALIST PERSPECTIVE AND THE STUDY OF SOCIETY 152 THE PROBLEM OF
INDIVIDUALISM AND THE UTILITARIAN THEORIES OF SOCIETY 153 INDIVIDUALIST
THEORIES OF SOCIETY: HOBBES AND ROUSSEAU 155 THE DIVISION 0/ LABOR IN
SOCIETY 158 CENTRAL THESIS AND DEFINITION OF THE DIVISION OF LABOR 158
THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL SOLIDARITY AND SOCIAL COHESION 160 CHARACTERISTICS
OF MECHANICAL AND ORGANIC SOLIDARITY 161 CHARACTERISTICS OF ORGANIC
SOLIDARITY 166 THE COMMON CONSCIENCE AND THE DIVISION OF LABOR 169 VIII
MARX, DURKHEIM, WEBER SYSTEM OF LAWS AND SOCIAL SOLIDARITY: REPRESSIVE
AND RESTITUTIVE SANCTIONS PENAL LAW AND REPRESSIVE SANCTIONS CONTRACT
LAW AND RESTITUTIVE SANCTIONS TRANSITION FROM PENAL LAW TO CONTRACT LAW
THE TRANSITION FROM SEGMENTAL SOCIETIES TO ADVANCED SOCIETIES MAIN
CAUSES OF THE DIVISION OF LABOR THE PROCEESS OF INDIVIDUA1ISM AND THE
DIVISION OF LABOR ABNORMAL DEVELOPMENTS IN THE DIVISION OF LABOR: ANOMIE
AND THE FORCED DIVISION OF LABOR THE RULES 0/ SOCIOLOGICAL METHOD THE
CENTRAL AIMS OF THE RULES ESTABLISHING THE EXISTENCE OF SOCIAL REALITIES
OUTSIDE THE INDIVIDUAL THE EXISTENCE OF SOCIAL FACTS AND THEIR
DIFFERENCES FROM INDIVIDUAL FACTS THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SOCIAL FACTS
AND THEIR OBSERVATION PROBLEMS IN OBSERVING SOCIAL FACTS COLLECTIVE
REPRESENTATIONS SOCIAL MORPHOLOGY AND THE CLASSIFICATION OF SOCIAL TYPES
DURKHEIM'S STUDY OF SUICIDE HISTORICA1 BACKGROUND AND CENTRAL THESIS THE
SHIFT FROM A PSYCHOLOGICAL TO A SOCIAL THEORY OF SUICIDE OPPOSITION TO
DURKHEIM'S ARGUMENT AND THE 'CORRIDOR INCIDENT' THE CONCEPT OF THE
SOCIAL SUICIDE RATE SUICIDE AND THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL INTEGRATION
SUICIDE THE INTEGRATIVE POLE: EGOISTIC AND ALTRUISTIC SUICIDE RELIGIOUS
INTEGRATION AND EGOISTIC SUICIDE FAMILY INTEGRATION AND EGOISTIC SUICIDE
POLITICAL INTEGRATION AND EGOISTIC SUICIDE EXPLANATION OF EGOISM AND
EGOISTIC SUICIDE ALTRUISTIC SUICIDE AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION MILITARY VS
CIVILIAN SUICIDES SUICIDE AND THE REGULATIVE POLE: ANOMIC AND FATALISTIC
SUICIDE CAUSES OF ANOMIE AND THE ROLE PLAYED BY THE ECONOMY HISTORY OF
THE TERM ANOMIE FATALISTIC SUICIDE THE ELEMENTARY FORM 0/ THE RELIGIOUS
LIFE THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF THE WORK FUNDAMENTAL AIMS OF THE STUDY
CENTRAL ARGUMENT: DURKHEIM'S SEARCH FOR A DEFINITION OF RELIGION 171 171
174 175 176 178 180 183 185 185 186 188 193 195 196 197 199 199 200 201
203 205 207 208 212 215 216 217 222 224 , 228 230 231 231 231 232 233
CONTENTS IX SEARCH FOR THE MOST ELEMENTARY RELIGION: THE TOTEM TRIBES OF
CENTRAL AUSTRALIA 235 THE TOTEM AND THE SOCIAL CLASSIFICATION OF THE
UNIVERSE: THE FUNDAMENTAL ORGANIZING PRINCIPLE 237 THE TWO PHASES OF
SOCIAL LIFE: EFFERVESCENT ASSEMBLIES AND THE BIRTH OF THE 'RELIGIOUS'
239 THE M~TERIAL EFFECTS OF RELIGIOUS ENACTMENTS 244 DURKHEIM'S THEORY
OF THE SOCIA! ORIGIN OF THE CATEGORIES OF UNDERSTANDING 245 DURKHEIM'S
OPPOSITION TO PHILOSOPHY 247 DURKHEIM'S THEORY OF THE CATEGORIES AND HIS
OPPOSITION TO KANT AND HUME 249 DURKHEIM'S EVIDENCE FOR THE SOCIAL
ORIGINS OF THE CATEGORIES: SPACE AS A SOCIAL CATEGORY 252 DURKHEIM'S
EVIDENCE: TIME AS A SOCIAL CATEGORY 255 DURKHEIM'S EVIDENCE: THE SOCIAL
ORIGIN OF THE CONCEPT OF CAUSE 257 DURKHEIM'S THEORY OF THE CATEGORIES
OF UNDERSTANDING: CRITICISM AND DEBATE 258 WARREN SCHMAUS' VIEW OF
DURKHEIM'S THEORY OF THE CATEGORIES 258 ANNE RAWLS' VIEW OF DURKHEIM'S
THEORY OF THE CATEGORIES 263 THE DEBATE BETWEEN SCHMAUS AND RAWLS ON THE
ORIGINS OF THE CATEGORIES 265 DURKHEIM'S BATTLE WITH CLASSICAL
RATIONALISM: THE CRITIQUE OF PHILOSOPHY 269 4 MAXWEBER 273 THE
HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF MAX WEBER'S WORK 273 WEBER'S THEORETICAL
PERSPECTIVE AND FUNDAMENTAL THEMES IN HIS WORK 275 WEBER'S DIFFERENCE
FROM MARX 276 WEBER'S VIEW OF HISTORY AND THE CONTINUITY OF CIVILIZATION
PROCESSES 277 THE THEME OF RATIONALIZATION IN WEBER'S WORK 278
RATIONALIZATION DEFINED 279 RATIONALIZATION AND RELIGIOUS WORLD VIEWS
CALCULATION AND THE PROCESS OF RATIONALIZATION 281 THE DISTINCTION
BETWEEN RATIONALITY AND RATIONALIZATION 285 THE THEME OF CAPITALISM IN
WEBER'S WORK 287 GENERAL ECONOMIC HISTORY 287 ECONOMIC BACKGROUND 288
THE ROLE OF THE GUILDS IN CAPITALIST DEVELOPMENT 290 X MARX, DURKHEIM,
WEBER THE NON-ECONOMIC FACTORS IN CAPITALIST DEVELOPMENT 290 RATIONAL
CAPITALISM AND THE GROWTH OF THE 'GAIN SPIRIT' 293 WEBER'S THEORY OF
SOCIAL CLASSES AND STATUS GROUPS 295 WEBER'S THEORY OF SOCIAL CLASS:
CLASS AND THE MARKET SITUATION 296 ACTION FLOWING FROM CLASS INTERESTS
299 CLASS ANTAGONISM AND HISTORICAL TYPES OF CLASS STRUGGLE 301 WEBER'S
CONCEPT OF THE STATUS GROUP: THE SEPARATION OF STATUS FROM CLASS 304
CHARACTERISTICS OF STATUS GROUPS 309 POLITICAL PARTIES 312 THE
PROTESTANT ETHIC AND THE SPIRIT OF CAPITALISM 313 WEBER'S CENTRAL THESIS
AND FUNDAMENTAL AIMS OF THE STUDY 313 THE ESCAPE OF ASCETICISM FROM THE
RELIGIOUS CAGE AND THE IMPACT ON ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3 15 THE 'SPIRIT' OF
CAPITALISM DEFINED 316 DISTINCTIVENESS OF THE 'SPIRIT' IN MODERN
CAPITALISM: TRADITIONAL VS MODERN CAPITALISM 318 CALVINISM AND
CAPITALISM 319 EFFECTS OF CALVIN'S DOCTRINE ON CONDUCT IN THE WORLD:
PSYCHOLOGICAL SANCTIONS AND INNER WORLDLY ASCETICISM 321 THE LINK
BETWEEN SALVATION THEOLOGY AND THE COMMERCIAL SPIRIT 325 ASCETICISM,
CAPITALISM AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE 'CALLING' 327 WEBER'S
METHODOLOGY AND THE THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 330
HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHIC BACKGROUND OF WEBER'S METHODOLOGY 330 WILHELM
WINDELBAND'S CRITICISM OF THE NATURAL SCIENCES 331 HEINRICH RICKERT AND
THE THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE IN THE SOCIAL AND HISTORICAL SCIENCES 334
THEORIES OF KNOWLEDGE IN THE NATURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES: FACTS VS
VALUES 338 CONTROVERSY OVER METHODS IN THE NATURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES:
THE METHODENSTREIT OFTHE 1880'S 340 WEBER'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE
METHODOLOGICAL CONTROVERSY 342 WEBER'S CONCEPT OF THE 'IDEAL TYPE' 345
WEBER'S THEORY OF SOCIAL ACTION 348 TWO TYPES OF UNDERSTANDING: WEBER'S
INTERPRETIVE THEORY OF ACTION 352 SOCIAL ACTION AND THE CONCEPT OF
RATIONALITY 355 FOUR TYPES OF SOCIAL ACTION AND THEIR FORMS OF
RATIONALITY 357 TRADITIONAL ACTION 357 CONTENTS AFFECTUAL (EMOTIONAL)
ACTION YALUE RATIONAL ACTION INSTRUMENTAL RATIONAL ACTION THE THEORY OF
LEGITIMATE DOMINATION: WEBER'S POLITICAL WRITINGS THE CONCEPT OF
POLITICAL AUTHORITY, LEGITIMACY AND ADMINISTRATIVE APPARATUS CHARISMATIC
DOMINATION CHARISMATIC DOMINATION AND ADMINISTRATION TRADITIONAL
DOMINATION PATRIMONIAL AND PATRIARCHAL FORMS OF ADMINISTRATION
PATRIARCHAL AUTHORITY AND THE POWER OF THE EDICT LEGAL DOMINATION
STATUTE VS THE EDICT WEBER'S STUDY OF BUREAUCRACY HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF
BUREAUCRACY DISTINCTION BETWEEN ADMINISTRATIVELY ORIENTED SOCIETIES AND
BUREAUCRATIC SOCIETIES HISTORICAL FACTORS LEADING TO BUREAUCRATIZATION
KEY CONCEPTS IN WEBER'S STUDY OF BUREAUCRACY: SYSTEM OF RATIONALITY AND
MEANS AND ENDS THE TECHNICAL SUPERIORITY OF BUREAUCRACY CHARACTERISTICS
OF BUREAUCRACY CONCEPT OF THE 'OFFICE' IN BUREAUCRATIC ORGANIZATION
BUREAUCRACY AND LAW LEVELING OF SOCIAL DIFFERENCES CONSEQUENCES OF
BUREAUCRACY GLOSSARY OF CONCEPTS MARX DURKHEIM WEBER BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
XI 359 359 360 361 362 364 368 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 378 378 381
382 383 384 385 386 387 387 412 431 448 458 |
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CONTENTS PREFAEE XLI AEKNOWLEDGMENTS XIV 1 INTRODUCTION 1 THE ORIGINS
AND FOUNDATIONS OF MODERN SOCIAL THEORY: 1750-1920 1 MODERN SOCIAL
THEORY DEFINED 6 THE CENTRAL SUBJEET MATTER OF SOEIAL THEORY 8 1
POLITICAL CHANGE, THE FEUDAL DYNAMIE AND THE REVOLUTION IN FRANEE 8 THE
FALL OF FEUDALISM AND THE ELIMINATION OF SOEIAL DISTINETIONS 11 2
EEONOMIE CHANGES AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF CAPITALISM 13 DEPOPULATION, THE
ENCLOSURE MOVEMENT AND THE DEMOGRAPHIE TRANSFER OF THE POPULATION 14 THE
GROWTH OF TOWN EEONOMIES 17 DECLINE OF THE GUILD SYSTEM AND THE
BEGINNING OF CAPITALIST DEVELOPMENT 17 MANAGEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
POPULATION: UNEMPLOYED IDLE LABORERS AND THE DANGEROUS CLASSES 18 3 THE
DUAL MOVEMENT OF INDIVIDUALISM AND INDUSTRIALIZATION 22 MODERN SOCIAL
THOUGHT AND THE NINETEENTH CENTURY THEORIES OF KNOWLEDGE 26 CLASSIEAL
IDEALISM 26 HEGELIAN IDEALISM AND THE THEORY OF HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT
29 EMPIRICISM AND THE GROWTH OF THE SEIENTIFIE OUTLOOK 31 THE
DEVELOPMENT OF POSITIVISM 32 2 KARL MARX 35 THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF
KARL MARX'S WORK 35 THEORETIEAL INFLUENEES ON MARX'S VIEW OF SOEIETY AND
HISTORY: THE SHIFT TO MATERIALISM 37 REJEETION OF HEGE! AND IDEALIST
PHILOSOPHY 37 MATERIALISM AS A THEORETICAL PERSPEETIVE 41 VI MARX,
DURKHEIM, WEBER THE GERMAN IDEOLOGY 42 FUNDAMENTAL AIMS OF THE WORK AND
THE MATERIALIST THEORY OF HISTORY 42 MEANS OF PRODUCTION 44 RELATIONS OF
PRODUCTION 46 MODE OF PRODUCTION, FORCES OF PRODUCTION 49 LAWS OF
HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT: DIFFERENT FORMS OF OWNERSHIP OVER THE MEANS OF
PRODUCTION 51 THE CONCEPT OF CLASS AND CLASS STRUCTURE 54 CLASS
STRUCTURE AND THE SYSTEM OF SOCIAL RELATIONS 55 THE CONCEPT OF CLASS AND
THE RELATIONS OF SUBORDINATION 57 MARX'S THEORY OF IDEOLOGY 61 THE
HISTORY OF THE TERM IN HEGEL AND MARX 61 DEFINITION OF IDEOLOGY AND ITS
MATERIAL ORIGINS 64 THE FIVE BUILDING BLOCKS OF MARX'S THEORY OF
IDEOLOGY 68 EXPLAINING CONTRADICTIONS 75 MARX'S ECONOMIC WORKS:
1850-1867 76 MARX, CAPITAL AND THE CRITIQUE OF POLITICAL ECONOMY 77
MARX'S STUDY OF CAPITALISM: A SOCIAL AND HISTORICAL DEFINITION OF
CAPITALISM 81 CAPI TA I, VOL. 1, PART A: ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL ELEMENTS OF
CAPITALISM 84 COMMODITIES: USE VALUE AND EXCHANGE VALUE 84 THE
COMMENSURABILITY OF USE WITH EXCHANGE 87 CONSEQUENCES OF EXCHANGE ON
SOCIAL RELATIONS 88 LABOR THEORY OF VA1UE AND THE DUAL CHARACTER OF
LABOR U SEFUL VS ABSTRACT LABOR 90 U SEFUL LABOR 91 ABSTRACT LABOR 92
CAPITAL VOL. I, PART B: THE THEORY OFVALUE 94 THE ORIGIN OF VALUE AND
THE VALUE FORM 94 RELATIVE AND EQUIVALENT FORMS OFVALUE 95 FETISHISM OF
COMMODITIES 97 REIFICATION OF ECONOMY AND SOCIETY 104 CAPITAL VOL. 1,
PART C: THEORY OF SURPLUS VALUE 105 FREE LABOR AND THE EMERGENCE OF
LABOR POWER 106 SURPLUS LABOR, SURPLUS VALUE AND THE MAINTENANCE OF THE
WORKER 108 THE HISTORY OF SURPLUS LABOR: THE WORKING DAY 109 THE WAGE
FORM: UNPAID LABOR 111 CAPITAL VOL. 1, PART D: THE GENESIS OF CAPITALISM
111 PRIMITIVE ACCUMULATION 111 THE STAGES OF PRIMITIVE ACCUMULATION 114
COOPERATION AND DIVISION OF LABOR 114 DIVISION OF LABOR: SIMPLE AND
COMPLEX COOPERATION 115 CONTENTS VII THEORY OF ALIENATION 116 HISTORY OF
THE CONCEPT IN HEGEL 116 FEUERBACH'S THEORY OF RE1IGIOUS ALIENATION 117
MARX'S REJECTION OF FEUERBACH 118 MARX'S THEORY OF ALIENATION AND THE
1844 MANUSCRIPTS 119 MARX'S THEORY OF HUMAN NATURE 120 ALIENATION FROM
THE PRODUCT 121 ALIENATION FROM PRODUCTIVE ACTIVITY 123 ALIENATION FROM
SPECIES ACTIVITY 125 ALIENATION FROM FELLOW HUMANS 126 MARX'S POLITICAL
WRITINGS 127 HISTORY OF MARX'S VIEW OF THE STATE 127 HEGEL'S VIEW OF THE
STATE 128 MARX AND THE MATERIALIST ORIGINS OF THE STATE: BASE AND
SUPERSTRUCTURE 129 THE HISTORICAL ORIGINS OF THE MODERN STATE: THE
PERIOD OF STATE FORMATION 132 THE STATE AND CIVIL SOCIETY IN SMITH,
HEGEL AND MARX 135 MARX'S DIALECTICAL VIEW OF HISTORY: THE THEORY OF
DEVELOPMENT 138 HISTORY OF THE TERM 'DIALECTIC' 139 HEGEL'S DIALECTIC
140 MARX'S VIEW OF THE DIALECTIC AND HIS THEORY OF DEVELOPMENT 142
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MARX AND HEGEL IN THE DIALECTICAL VIEW OF HISTORY 144
APPLICATION OF THE DIALECTIC TO HISTORY 146 3 EMILE DURKHEIM 148 THE
HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF EMILE DURKHEIM'S WORK 148 THEORETICAL INFLUENCES
ON DURKHEIM'S VIEW OF SOCIETY 149 AUGUSTE COMTE'S INFLUENCE ON DURKHEIM
149 THE REALIST PERSPECTIVE AND THE STUDY OF SOCIETY 152 THE PROBLEM OF
INDIVIDUALISM AND THE UTILITARIAN THEORIES OF SOCIETY 153 INDIVIDUALIST
THEORIES OF SOCIETY: HOBBES AND ROUSSEAU 155 THE DIVISION 0/ LABOR IN
SOCIETY 158 CENTRAL THESIS AND DEFINITION OF THE DIVISION OF LABOR 158
THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL SOLIDARITY AND SOCIAL COHESION 160 CHARACTERISTICS
OF MECHANICAL AND ORGANIC SOLIDARITY 161 CHARACTERISTICS OF ORGANIC
SOLIDARITY 166 THE COMMON CONSCIENCE AND THE DIVISION OF LABOR 169 VIII
MARX, DURKHEIM, WEBER SYSTEM OF LAWS AND SOCIAL SOLIDARITY: REPRESSIVE
AND RESTITUTIVE SANCTIONS PENAL LAW AND REPRESSIVE SANCTIONS CONTRACT
LAW AND RESTITUTIVE SANCTIONS TRANSITION FROM PENAL LAW TO CONTRACT LAW
THE TRANSITION FROM SEGMENTAL SOCIETIES TO ADVANCED SOCIETIES MAIN
CAUSES OF THE DIVISION OF LABOR THE PROCEESS OF INDIVIDUA1ISM AND THE
DIVISION OF LABOR ABNORMAL DEVELOPMENTS IN THE DIVISION OF LABOR: ANOMIE
AND THE FORCED DIVISION OF LABOR THE RULES 0/ SOCIOLOGICAL METHOD THE
CENTRAL AIMS OF THE RULES ESTABLISHING THE EXISTENCE OF SOCIAL REALITIES
OUTSIDE THE INDIVIDUAL THE EXISTENCE OF SOCIAL FACTS AND THEIR
DIFFERENCES FROM INDIVIDUAL FACTS THE CHARACTERISTICS OF SOCIAL FACTS
AND THEIR OBSERVATION PROBLEMS IN OBSERVING SOCIAL FACTS COLLECTIVE
REPRESENTATIONS SOCIAL MORPHOLOGY AND THE CLASSIFICATION OF SOCIAL TYPES
DURKHEIM'S STUDY OF SUICIDE HISTORICA1 BACKGROUND AND CENTRAL THESIS THE
SHIFT FROM A PSYCHOLOGICAL TO A SOCIAL THEORY OF SUICIDE OPPOSITION TO
DURKHEIM'S ARGUMENT AND THE 'CORRIDOR INCIDENT' THE CONCEPT OF THE
SOCIAL SUICIDE RATE SUICIDE AND THE CONCEPT OF SOCIAL INTEGRATION
SUICIDE THE INTEGRATIVE POLE: EGOISTIC AND ALTRUISTIC SUICIDE RELIGIOUS
INTEGRATION AND EGOISTIC SUICIDE FAMILY INTEGRATION AND EGOISTIC SUICIDE
POLITICAL INTEGRATION AND EGOISTIC SUICIDE EXPLANATION OF EGOISM AND
EGOISTIC SUICIDE ALTRUISTIC SUICIDE AND SOCIAL INTEGRATION MILITARY VS
CIVILIAN SUICIDES SUICIDE AND THE REGULATIVE POLE: ANOMIC AND FATALISTIC
SUICIDE CAUSES OF ANOMIE AND THE ROLE PLAYED BY THE ECONOMY HISTORY OF
THE TERM ANOMIE FATALISTIC SUICIDE THE ELEMENTARY FORM 0/ THE RELIGIOUS
LIFE THE HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF THE WORK FUNDAMENTAL AIMS OF THE STUDY
CENTRAL ARGUMENT: DURKHEIM'S SEARCH FOR A DEFINITION OF RELIGION 171 171
174 175 176 178 180 183 185 185 186 188 193 195 196 197 199 199 200 201
203 205 207 208 212 215 216 217 222 224 , 228 230 231 231 231 232 233
CONTENTS IX SEARCH FOR THE MOST ELEMENTARY RELIGION: THE TOTEM TRIBES OF
CENTRAL AUSTRALIA 235 THE TOTEM AND THE SOCIAL CLASSIFICATION OF THE
UNIVERSE: THE FUNDAMENTAL ORGANIZING PRINCIPLE 237 THE TWO PHASES OF
SOCIAL LIFE: EFFERVESCENT ASSEMBLIES AND THE BIRTH OF THE 'RELIGIOUS'
239 THE M~TERIAL EFFECTS OF RELIGIOUS ENACTMENTS 244 DURKHEIM'S THEORY
OF THE SOCIA! ORIGIN OF THE CATEGORIES OF UNDERSTANDING 245 DURKHEIM'S
OPPOSITION TO PHILOSOPHY 247 DURKHEIM'S THEORY OF THE CATEGORIES AND HIS
OPPOSITION TO KANT AND HUME 249 DURKHEIM'S EVIDENCE FOR THE SOCIAL
ORIGINS OF THE CATEGORIES: SPACE AS A SOCIAL CATEGORY 252 DURKHEIM'S
EVIDENCE: TIME AS A SOCIAL CATEGORY 255 DURKHEIM'S EVIDENCE: THE SOCIAL
ORIGIN OF THE CONCEPT OF CAUSE 257 DURKHEIM'S THEORY OF THE CATEGORIES
OF UNDERSTANDING: CRITICISM AND DEBATE 258 WARREN SCHMAUS' VIEW OF
DURKHEIM'S THEORY OF THE CATEGORIES 258 ANNE RAWLS' VIEW OF DURKHEIM'S
THEORY OF THE CATEGORIES 263 THE DEBATE BETWEEN SCHMAUS AND RAWLS ON THE
ORIGINS OF THE CATEGORIES 265 DURKHEIM'S BATTLE WITH CLASSICAL
RATIONALISM: THE CRITIQUE OF PHILOSOPHY 269 4 MAXWEBER 273 THE
HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF MAX WEBER'S WORK 273 WEBER'S THEORETICAL
PERSPECTIVE AND FUNDAMENTAL THEMES IN HIS WORK 275 WEBER'S DIFFERENCE
FROM MARX 276 WEBER'S VIEW OF HISTORY AND THE CONTINUITY OF CIVILIZATION
PROCESSES 277 THE THEME OF RATIONALIZATION IN WEBER'S WORK 278
RATIONALIZATION DEFINED 279 RATIONALIZATION AND RELIGIOUS WORLD VIEWS
CALCULATION AND THE PROCESS OF RATIONALIZATION 281 THE DISTINCTION
BETWEEN RATIONALITY AND RATIONALIZATION 285 THE THEME OF CAPITALISM IN
WEBER'S WORK 287 GENERAL ECONOMIC HISTORY 287 ECONOMIC BACKGROUND 288
THE ROLE OF THE GUILDS IN CAPITALIST DEVELOPMENT 290 X MARX, DURKHEIM,
WEBER THE NON-ECONOMIC FACTORS IN CAPITALIST DEVELOPMENT 290 RATIONAL
CAPITALISM AND THE GROWTH OF THE 'GAIN SPIRIT' 293 WEBER'S THEORY OF
SOCIAL CLASSES AND STATUS GROUPS 295 WEBER'S THEORY OF SOCIAL CLASS:
CLASS AND THE MARKET SITUATION 296 ACTION FLOWING FROM CLASS INTERESTS
299 CLASS ANTAGONISM AND HISTORICAL TYPES OF CLASS STRUGGLE 301 WEBER'S
CONCEPT OF THE STATUS GROUP: THE SEPARATION OF STATUS FROM CLASS 304
CHARACTERISTICS OF STATUS GROUPS 309 POLITICAL PARTIES 312 THE
PROTESTANT ETHIC AND THE SPIRIT OF CAPITALISM 313 WEBER'S CENTRAL THESIS
AND FUNDAMENTAL AIMS OF THE STUDY 313 THE ESCAPE OF ASCETICISM FROM THE
RELIGIOUS CAGE AND THE IMPACT ON ECONOMIC ACTIVITY 3 15 THE 'SPIRIT' OF
CAPITALISM DEFINED 316 DISTINCTIVENESS OF THE 'SPIRIT' IN MODERN
CAPITALISM: TRADITIONAL VS MODERN CAPITALISM 318 CALVINISM AND
CAPITALISM 319 EFFECTS OF CALVIN'S DOCTRINE ON CONDUCT IN THE WORLD:
PSYCHOLOGICAL SANCTIONS AND INNER WORLDLY ASCETICISM 321 THE LINK
BETWEEN SALVATION THEOLOGY AND THE COMMERCIAL SPIRIT 325 ASCETICISM,
CAPITALISM AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF THE 'CALLING' 327 WEBER'S
METHODOLOGY AND THE THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE IN THE SOCIAL SCIENCES 330
HISTORICAL AND PHILOSOPHIC BACKGROUND OF WEBER'S METHODOLOGY 330 WILHELM
WINDELBAND'S CRITICISM OF THE NATURAL SCIENCES 331 HEINRICH RICKERT AND
THE THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE IN THE SOCIAL AND HISTORICAL SCIENCES 334
THEORIES OF KNOWLEDGE IN THE NATURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES: FACTS VS
VALUES 338 CONTROVERSY OVER METHODS IN THE NATURAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCES:
THE METHODENSTREIT OFTHE 1880'S 340 WEBER'S CONTRIBUTION TO THE
METHODOLOGICAL CONTROVERSY 342 WEBER'S CONCEPT OF THE 'IDEAL TYPE' 345
WEBER'S THEORY OF SOCIAL ACTION 348 TWO TYPES OF UNDERSTANDING: WEBER'S
INTERPRETIVE THEORY OF ACTION 352 SOCIAL ACTION AND THE CONCEPT OF
RATIONALITY 355 FOUR TYPES OF SOCIAL ACTION AND THEIR FORMS OF
RATIONALITY 357 TRADITIONAL ACTION 357 CONTENTS AFFECTUAL (EMOTIONAL)
ACTION YALUE RATIONAL ACTION INSTRUMENTAL RATIONAL ACTION THE THEORY OF
LEGITIMATE DOMINATION: WEBER'S POLITICAL WRITINGS THE CONCEPT OF
POLITICAL AUTHORITY, LEGITIMACY AND ADMINISTRATIVE APPARATUS CHARISMATIC
DOMINATION CHARISMATIC DOMINATION AND ADMINISTRATION TRADITIONAL
DOMINATION PATRIMONIAL AND PATRIARCHAL FORMS OF ADMINISTRATION
PATRIARCHAL AUTHORITY AND THE POWER OF THE EDICT LEGAL DOMINATION
STATUTE VS THE EDICT WEBER'S STUDY OF BUREAUCRACY HISTORICAL CONTEXT OF
BUREAUCRACY DISTINCTION BETWEEN ADMINISTRATIVELY ORIENTED SOCIETIES AND
BUREAUCRATIC SOCIETIES HISTORICAL FACTORS LEADING TO BUREAUCRATIZATION
KEY CONCEPTS IN WEBER'S STUDY OF BUREAUCRACY: SYSTEM OF RATIONALITY AND
MEANS AND ENDS THE TECHNICAL SUPERIORITY OF BUREAUCRACY CHARACTERISTICS
OF BUREAUCRACY CONCEPT OF THE 'OFFICE' IN BUREAUCRATIC ORGANIZATION
BUREAUCRACY AND LAW LEVELING OF SOCIAL DIFFERENCES CONSEQUENCES OF
BUREAUCRACY GLOSSARY OF CONCEPTS MARX DURKHEIM WEBER BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
XI 359 359 360 361 362 364 368 369 370 371 372 373 374 375 378 378 381
382 383 384 385 386 387 387 412 431 448 458 |
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