The Making of Society: An Outline of SociologyRobert Bierstedt Modern Library, 1959 - 557 páginas The question, "What is society?" is one that was pondered long before there was such a word as sociology. This book shows some of the ways mankind has answered that question throughout history. The range is from Plato and Aristotle to more modern leading figures--Znaniecki, Park, Sorokin, Maclver, Mannheim, Lundberg, Becker, Parsons--and the introduction by Robert Biersted traces the history of sociological theory. |
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The Republic | 8 |
Marquis de Condorcet Outline of an Historical Pic | 68 |
Niccolò Machiavelli | 79 |
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