Publisher's Synopsis
Revisiting the Foundations of Sociological Theory delves into the foundational works of sociology and explores the profound contributions of its pioneering figures. Through meticulous analysis and insightful discussions, this comprehensive collection of chapters unveils the intellectual landscape of sociology, tracing its origins and examining the enduring relevance of sociological theories in our contemporary society. From Emile Durkheim's exploration of social cohesion and institutions to Karl Marx's critical analysis of class struggle and capitalism, and from Max Weber's theories on rationality and social actions to Harriet Martineau's ground-breaking feminist insights, the book offers a rich tapestry of ideas and perspectives. Additionally, the exploration of Georg Simmel's theories on social interactions and urban life deepens our understanding of the intricate dynamics of modern society. The book is divided into the following chapters:
1. The Foundations of Social Thought: Exploring the Roots of SociologyBachitter Singh, Aadil Muzafar
2. Emile Durkheim: Unraveling the Social Bond
Arshpreet Kaur, Tehseen
3. Karl Marx: Revisiting Class and Capital in the Modern Era
Hakim Singh, Sakshi Sharma, Puneeta Sharma
4. Max Weber: The Rationalization of Society and Its Consequences
Bachitter Singh, Komal Varunjeet Singh, Nancy
5. Harriet Martineau: Pioneering Feminist Sociology
Pankaj, Indu Bala Thakur, Seema Parihar
6. Georg Simmel: Understanding Social Interactions and Urban Life
Ashwani Kumar, Shafayat Hussain, Rubina Anjum
