Western social thinkers / J. P. Singh
By: Singh, J. P.
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SCC Departmental Library - Political Science | General Library (Scottish Church College) | Political Science | CL (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | CL | 85803 |
About the Book
The book covers leading exponents of sociology, both classical and contemporary, who are regarded as masters of social thought. The book critically examines the major social thinkers from Auguste Comte to Anthony Giddens chronologically.
The book offers students a lively and critical introduction to different concepts and theories and to the ways in which sociologists are trained to think and work. It is written with a range of students in mind. It will also be of interest to anyone curious about the nature of classical sociology.
A central purpose of this text is to be concise and simple. No student of sociology and its related fields can ignore this book.
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