Max Weber's construction of social theory
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Max Weber's construction of social theory
（Contemporary social theory, . Theoretical traditions in the social sciences）
Macmillan Education, 1990
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- : pbk
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注記
Bibliography: p. 290-297
Includes indexes
内容説明・目次
- 巻冊次
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: hard ISBN 9780333285442
内容説明
A study of the work of German sociologist, Max Weber, including a brief biography and an exploration in Weberian social theory.
目次
- Part 1 The formation of Weber's world-view: religious faith in an intellectual's world
- reason and the indiviudal - the Kantian Unity
- the Nietzschean challenge
- the scientist in search of salvation
- towards a science of social reality. Part 2 Constructing an empirical social science: the scholarly and polemical context
- the meaning of rationality
- from premises to constructs - modelling social life
- the structure of collective action
- the historical development of rationality. Part 3 Explorations in Weberian social theory: understanding and social structure
- the empirical study of values
- society and the market
- from social theory to sociology.
- 巻冊次
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: pbk ISBN 9780333285466
内容説明
Despite the acknowledged power of his insights, the discipline of sociology has largely neglected the leads given by Max Weber. At the same time it suffers fragmentation and loss of direction. Martin Albrow argues that these are not unconnected happenings. Here the author seeks to uncover the deeper meaning of Weber's work and thus recover a direction for sociology at the same time. He shows that Weber's struggle to establish a science of social reality both advances our understanding of the fate of the individual at the end of the twentieth-century and provides a profound sense of the reality of society. '...a passionate book. It is immensely lucid and erudite, and one of the best English language commentaries on Weber's theoretical work'. R.J. Holton, Sociological Review, No.40, 1992 'The language is clear and concise - remarkably so, measured against the complexity of its themes...Albrow's penetrating insight and sovereignty are those of a mature, even wise, scholar...an important and profound book that should be used in all graduate-level theory courses'. Stephen Kalberg, Contemporary Sociology, Vol 20 No.1, 1991
目次
- Part 1 The formation of Weber's world-view: religious faith in an intellectual's world
- reason and the indiviudal - the Kantian Unity
- the Nietzschean challenge
- the scientist in search of salvation
- towards a science of social reality. Part 2 Constructing an empirical social science: the scholarly and polemical context
- the meaning of rationality
- from premises to constructs - modelling social life
- the structure of collective action
- the historical development of rationality. Part 3 Explorations in Weberian social theory: understanding and social structure
- the empirical study of values
- society and the market
- from social theory to sociology.
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