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"In this text Kenneth Tucker explores the contemporary relevance of classical sociological theory. He examines the work of Marx, Weber, and Durkheim through the lens of new theoretical issues, such as the role of Empire, the problem of cultural differences, and the possibilities of democracy implicit in each theorist's perspective.". "While Tucker summarizes each theorist's major ideas, he is most concerned with contemporary issues: what should be retained and what should be jettisoned from each theorist in order to discern today's world in light of a growing awareness of cultural identities…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2002Blackwell Publishers · 272 pages · 9780631211648
PhilosophySociologyHistorySociology, historySociology, philosophySociologieHistoirePhilosophie







