Macro-sociological theory
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Macro-sociological theory
（Sage studies in international sociology, 33 . Perspectives on sociological theory / editors,
SAGE Publications, c1985
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Description
This important and much needed two-volume work takes stock of the new approaches in sociology which have developed since the 1960s. It presents, from different vantage points, the major dimensions of recent theoretical controversy and highlights the growing recognition of problems common to all areas of sociological endeavour.
Significant new contributions to ethnomethodology, to social psychology and to the study of institutions are examined in Macro-Sociological Theory and its companion volume, Micro-Sociological Theory . Together they show that the traditional line of division between `structuralist' macro-theories and `interactionist' micro-theories is increasingly being eroded.
These stimulating volumes will be of interest to all sociologists and social theorists.
Table of Contents
General Introduction to Perspectives on Sociological Theory - S N Eisenstadt and H J Helle
Table of Contents of Micro-Sociological Theory
Introduction to Macro-Sociological Theory - S N Eisenstadt
Macro-Societal Analysis -- Background, Development and Indications - S N Eisenstadt
The 'Individualist Dilemma' in Phenomenology and Interactionism - J Alexander
Structuration versus Morphogenesis - M Archer
Values and Power in Macro-Sociological Processes and Formations - F Bourricaud
Political Powers and Class Structure - T Di Tella
On the Significance of De-Differentiation - E Tiryakian
The Rise of Social Scientific Marxism and the Problems of Class Analysis - G Therborn
Typology in the Methodological Approach to the Study of Social Change - K Tominaga
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