Developments in Marxist sociological theory : modern social problems and theory
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Developments in Marxist sociological theory : modern social problems and theory
（Sage studies in international sociology, 35）
Sage, 1986
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Sponsored by the International Sociological Association/ISA
Includes bibliography and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book considers how Marxist sociological theory has developed as an organic part of modern culture, reflecting as well as interpreting economic, social and political reality. Its wide-ranging analysis brings together perspectives from the USSR and the Eastern Bloc, from the US, western Europe and the Third World. Despite shared concerns and methodology, these studies show that the different social and historical circumstances in which each perspective has developed is reflected in its contemporary theory.
Table of Contents
Introduction - A G Zdravomyslov
The Marxist Sociological Paradigm - Velichko Dobrianov
Western Neo-Marxism - Lawrence E Hazelrigg
One-Dimensionalism and the Iron Cage
The Formation of Sociological Theory - L N Moskvichev
Capitalism, Welfare State Theory and the Neo-Marxists - S M Miller, Barbara Tomaskovic-Devey and Donald Tomaskovic-Devey
Revolutionary Movements in Latin America and the Development of Marxist Theory - Francisco Zapata
Marxism, Social Consciousness and the Scientific and Technological Revolution - Hellmuth Lange
Marxism and the Social Determination of Mass Consciousness - G G Diligensky
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