CiNii Books - Social and political theory : classical readings

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- Kimmel, Michael S.
- Stephen, Charles

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Social and political theory : classical readings

[edited by] Michael S. Kimmel, Charles Stephen

Allyn and Bacon, c1998

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Classical theory courses have been among the most resistant to diversity and multiculturalism having been committed to the "canon" as it has been handed down. Social and Political Theory: Classical Readings is the first anthology that includes canonical works as well as contemporaneous works by women and by men of color - works that were, in their time, avidly read and debated. This anthology is therefore the first reader in classical theory that is historically as well as sociologically accurate, restoring to the canon works that were excluded precisely because they represented the voices of the "other."

Table of Contents

Introduction: The "New" Classical Theory. I.THE RISE OF SOCIETY, THE MARKET, AND THE STATE. Thomas Hobbes, Selections from Leviathan. John Locke, Selections from Second Treatise on Government. Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Selections from The Social Contract. Thomas Jefferson, "The Declaration of Independence"
"Letter to John Adams." Adam Smith, Selections from The Wealth of Nations. Thomas Paine, Selections from The Rights of Man
"An Occasional Letter on the Female Sex." Mary Wollstonecraft, Selections from A Vindication of the Rights of Man
Selections from A Vindication of the Rights of Woman. John Stuart Mill, Selections from On Liberty
Selections from The Subjection of Women. Harriet Martineau, Selections from Society in America. II.THE CRITIQUE OF CAPITALIST PRODUCTION, INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY, AND THE DEMOCRATIC STATE. Alexis de Tocqueville, Selections from Democracy in America. Frederick Douglass, Selections from Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
"The Rights of Women." Margaret Fuller, Selections from Woman in the Nineteenth Century. Karl Marx (and Engels) "Theses on Feuerbach"
"Communist Manifesto"
"Wage Labour and Capital." Matilda Gage, Selections from Woman, Church, and State. Max Weber, "Class, Status, Party"
"Bureaucracy"
"Sociology of Charismatic Authority"
"The Meaning of Discipline." Emile Durkheim: Selections from The Division of Labor in Society
Selections from The Elementary Forms of Religious Life. III.THE CRITIQUE OF CONSUMPTION, RATIONALITY, AND IMPERIALISM. Sigmund Freud: "The Dissection of the Psychical Personality"
Selections from Group Psychology and the Analysis of the Ego
Selections from Civilization and its Discontents. Georg Simmel, Selections from The Web of Group Affiliations. Lester Ward, Selections from Pure Sociology
"Our Better Halves." Thorstein Veblen, Selections from The Theory of the Leisure Class
"The Economic Theory of Woman's Dress." W.E.B. DuBois, Selections from Souls of Black Folk
Selections from Darkwater: Voices from within the Veil
"Votes for Women." Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Selections from Women and Economics. Virginia Woolf, Selections from Three Guineas.

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