Divided into two 4-volume sets, this collection provides a complete guide to social theory from 1700 to the present day. Each set is divided around eight essential issues which are of core concern to social theory: social action and basic processes of interaction; social institutions; social structure; social representations; social change; theoretical orientations; problems in the philosophy of social sciences; sociology's reflections upon itself and its relations with other social sciences. The collections are designed to show how thinking in social theory has changed since 1700 on all of…mehr
Divided into two 4-volume sets, this collection provides a complete guide to social theory from 1700 to the present day. Each set is divided around eight essential issues which are of core concern to social theory: social action and basic processes of interaction; social institutions; social structure; social representations; social change; theoretical orientations; problems in the philosophy of social sciences; sociology's reflections upon itself and its relations with other social sciences. The collections are designed to show how thinking in social theory has changed since 1700 on all of these essential issues. The Volumes are comprehensive and authoritative. They constitute an indispensable resource for teachers and researchers.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
VOLUME ONE PART ONE: SOCIAL ACTION, BASIC PROCESSES OF INTERACTION Rationality and Extra-rationality of Action Communication Exchange Influence, Authority, Power Conflict Collective Action PART TWO: SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS Contract Social and Private Organizations Processes of Socialization and Socializing Agencies Social Control VOLUME TWO PART TWO: SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS Political Institutions Nation, State and International Relations PART THREE: SOCIAL STRUCTURE Interdependence and Social Networks Positions Role and Status Division of Labor Social Stratification Social Mobility Integration and Segregation PART FOUR: SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS Collective Beliefs Magical Beliefs VOLUME THREE PART FOUR: SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS Norms and Values Religious Beliefs Scientific Beliefs Ideologies and Worldviews Culture and Tastes Intellectuals PART FIVE: SOCIAL CHANGE Processes of Change, Innovations and Diffusions Social Movements Modernization and Evolution PART SIX: THEORETICAL GENERAL ORIENTATIONS Positivism Comprehensive Sociology Marxism VOLUME FOUR PART SIX: THEORETICAL GENERAL ORIENTATIONS Utilitarianism Methodological Individualism Functionalism PART SEVEN: PROBLEMS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES Explaining, Understanding, Interpreting The Micro-Macro Link Mathematical Sociology and Statistical Methods PART EIGHT: RELATIONS WITH OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCES Psychology Economics History Demography Linguistics VOLUME FIVE PART ONE: SOCIAL ACTION AND THE BASIC PROCESSES OF INTERACTION The Rationality and Extra-Rationality of Action Communication Social Exchange Influence, Authority and Power Collective Action PART TWO: SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS Contract Social and Political Organisations Social Control and Deviant Behaviour Processes of Socialization and Socializing Agencies Political Institutions VOLUME SIX PART TWO: SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS Nation and State Elites PART THREE: SOCIAL STRUCUTRE Interdependence and Networks Positions Role and Status Division of Labor Social Stratification Social Mobility Integration and Segregation PART FOUR: SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS Collective Beliefs Magical Beliefs Norms and Values VOLUME SEVEN PART FOUR: SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS Religious Beliefs Scientific Beliefs Ideologies and Worldviews Culture and Tastes Intellectuals PART FIVE: SOCIAL CHANGE Innovation Processes of Change, Factors of Change Social Movements and Conflicts Development and Modernization Social Evolution PART SIX: THEORETICAL GENERAL ORIENTATIONS Positivism Critical Sociology Interpretive Sociologies VOLUME EIGHT PART SIX: THEORETICAL GENERAL ORIENTATIONS Marxism Utilitarianism and Rational Choice Theory Methodological Individualism Functionalism Structuralism Macrostructural Theory PART SEVEN: PROBLEMS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES Description, Classification, Modelling Explaining, Understanding, Interpreting The Micro-Macro Link Mathematical Sociology PART EIGHT: RELATIONS WITH OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCES Psychology Economics History Demography Linguistics
VOLUME ONE PART ONE: SOCIAL ACTION, BASIC PROCESSES OF INTERACTION Rationality and Extra-rationality of Action Communication Exchange Influence, Authority, Power Conflict Collective Action PART TWO: SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS Contract Social and Private Organizations Processes of Socialization and Socializing Agencies Social Control VOLUME TWO PART TWO: SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS Political Institutions Nation, State and International Relations PART THREE: SOCIAL STRUCTURE Interdependence and Social Networks Positions Role and Status Division of Labor Social Stratification Social Mobility Integration and Segregation PART FOUR: SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS Collective Beliefs Magical Beliefs VOLUME THREE PART FOUR: SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS Norms and Values Religious Beliefs Scientific Beliefs Ideologies and Worldviews Culture and Tastes Intellectuals PART FIVE: SOCIAL CHANGE Processes of Change, Innovations and Diffusions Social Movements Modernization and Evolution PART SIX: THEORETICAL GENERAL ORIENTATIONS Positivism Comprehensive Sociology Marxism VOLUME FOUR PART SIX: THEORETICAL GENERAL ORIENTATIONS Utilitarianism Methodological Individualism Functionalism PART SEVEN: PROBLEMS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES Explaining, Understanding, Interpreting The Micro-Macro Link Mathematical Sociology and Statistical Methods PART EIGHT: RELATIONS WITH OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCES Psychology Economics History Demography Linguistics VOLUME FIVE PART ONE: SOCIAL ACTION AND THE BASIC PROCESSES OF INTERACTION The Rationality and Extra-Rationality of Action Communication Social Exchange Influence, Authority and Power Collective Action PART TWO: SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS Contract Social and Political Organisations Social Control and Deviant Behaviour Processes of Socialization and Socializing Agencies Political Institutions VOLUME SIX PART TWO: SOCIAL INSTITUTIONS Nation and State Elites PART THREE: SOCIAL STRUCUTRE Interdependence and Networks Positions Role and Status Division of Labor Social Stratification Social Mobility Integration and Segregation PART FOUR: SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS Collective Beliefs Magical Beliefs Norms and Values VOLUME SEVEN PART FOUR: SOCIAL REPRESENTATIONS Religious Beliefs Scientific Beliefs Ideologies and Worldviews Culture and Tastes Intellectuals PART FIVE: SOCIAL CHANGE Innovation Processes of Change, Factors of Change Social Movements and Conflicts Development and Modernization Social Evolution PART SIX: THEORETICAL GENERAL ORIENTATIONS Positivism Critical Sociology Interpretive Sociologies VOLUME EIGHT PART SIX: THEORETICAL GENERAL ORIENTATIONS Marxism Utilitarianism and Rational Choice Theory Methodological Individualism Functionalism Structuralism Macrostructural Theory PART SEVEN: PROBLEMS IN THE PHILOSOPHY OF THE SOCIAL SCIENCES Description, Classification, Modelling Explaining, Understanding, Interpreting The Micro-Macro Link Mathematical Sociology PART EIGHT: RELATIONS WITH OTHER SOCIAL SCIENCES Psychology Economics History Demography Linguistics
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