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This Reader brings together a generous selection of readings from the original texts of the three major classical sociological theorists: Karl Marx, Max Weber, Emile Durkheim. The readings are deliberately of a substantial length to allow students to gain a full understanding of the texts. Organised in a clear and accessible manner, each reading is introduced by an editorial commentary which explains the importance of the piece within the context of the theorist's other work. The Reader is designed to be both a comprehensive introduction and a sourcebook for all students and teachers of social theory.
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Table of contents
- CONTENTS
- Acknowledgements and Notes on the Texts
- Introduction: 'Marx, Weber and Durkheim: Why Bother?'
- Guide to Further Reading: General
- Section One: Karl Marx
- Section Two: Max Weber
- Section Three: Emile Durkheim
- Copyright Acknowledgements
- Index