Beginning classical social theory

Name: Beginning classical social theory
Brand: Manchester University Press
SKU: 9781784991456
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ISBN: 9781784991456

by Marcel Stoetzler

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Format Paperback / softback

Book Series Beginnings

ISBN-10 1784991457

ISBN-13 9781784991456

Publisher Manchester University Press

Imprint Manchester University Press

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Jul 17th, 2017

Print length 368 Pages

Weight 412 grams

Dimensions 19.80 x 13.00 x 2.70 cms

Product Classification: Social theory Anthropology

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This book introduces students and educated general readers to thirteen key social theorists by way of examining a single, exemplary text by each author, ranging from Comte to Adorno. It answers the need for a book that helps students develop the skill to critically read theory. -- .

Beginning classical social theory introduces students and educated general readers to thirteen key social theorists by way of examining a single, exemplary text by each author, ranging from Comte to Adorno. It answers the need for a book that helps students develop the skill to critically read theory. Rather than learning how to admire the canonical theorists, readers are alerted to the flow of their arguments and the texts’ contradictions and limitations. Having gotten ‘under the skin’ of one key text by each author will provide readers with a solid starting point for further study. The book will be suitable as the principal textbook in social theory modules as much as alongside a more conventional textbook as a recommended additional tool for self-study. It will appeal to undergraduate and postgraduate students as well as educated lay readers. -- .

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