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Early Years -- CHAPTER 2 Karl Marx -- CHAPTER 3 Emile Durkheim -- CHAPTER 4 Max Weber -- CHAPTER 5 Georg

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Toolbox -- ch. 2 Defining Moments in Twentieth-Century Theory---Talcott Parsons and the Frankfurt School

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pt. I : STUDYING SOCIETY AND SOCIAL LIFE -- 1. The sociological perspective -- 2. Sociological

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1. Society as structure -- 2. Society as solidarity -- 3. Society as creation.

, set membership, and calibration; 2. Notions and operations in set theory; 3. Set relations; 4. Truth

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v. 1. Legacies and innovations -- v. 2. Identity, experience and body -- v. 3. Environment and

environment defined -- World systems theory as conceptual framework -- 2. Human needs and problems requiring

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perspectives in sociology -- Trends shaping the future of sociology -- Summary and review -- 2. Culture -- What

Glossary Boxes -- 1. Karl Marx / Bob Jessop -- 2. Max Weber / Lawrence A. Scaff -- 3. Emile Durkheim

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1. Emergence, complexity, and social science -- 2. The third wave of social systems theory -- 3

return of reductionism -- Dimension 2. Modes of explanation -- 3. Explaining social life -- Dimension 3

paradigms and their moments / David E. Apter -- Part 2. The axial processes of society. The culture of work

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1. What is sociology? -- 2. Culture and society -- 3. A changing world -- 4. Social interaction and

Pt. I. The Task of Philosophy. 1. The Actuality of Philosophy. 2. Why Philosophy? 3. Negative

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. 2. The Term Vita Activa. 3. Eternity versus Immortality -- II. The Public and the Private Realm. 4

1. A Historical Sketch of Sociological Theory: The Early Years -- 2. Karl Marx -- 3. Emile Durkheim

Marxian and Weberian Ideas -- Appendix: Simmel, Coser, and Functionalist Conflict Theory -- 2. The

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v. 1. Non-logical conduct -- v. 2. Analysis of sentiment (Theory of residues) -- v. 3. Sentiment in