SOCB42H3 Study Guide - American Sociological Review, Hannah Arendt, The Communist Manifesto

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I am only available at this telephone number during office hours. This course is an introduction to theories that underpinned formation of sociology in the early 20th century. After a brief overview of earlier ideas about society, we will focus on the. Enlightenment and the rise of modernity as the context wherein comte, spencer, marx, and other theorists of social structure and change wrote. Not only shall we explore the importance of these 19th-century explanations of society in their own time, but we shall also discuss their continued importance for development of sociology and for more general understanding the contemporary world. Ashley, david and david michael orenstein (2005) sociological theory: classical. Marx, karl and friedrich engels (1998, 1848) the communist manifesto, london: All articles are available online through university of toronto libraries. For instructions on how to locate material in e-resources, see a reference librarian, or go to: http://www. library. utoronto. ca/robarts/reference/resources/soc101/index. html. All students must have an active utsc or utor e-mail account.

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