Engendering the social : feminist encounters with sociological theory

Abstract

Introduction Part one: Interrogating the classical canon Masculinity and the social towards a politics of interrogation Sex and the sociological fathers Elective affinities Part two: Contesting the canon: founders, feminists and excluded voices Feminizing the citizen British sociology's sleight of hand? More sociological than the sociologists? Undisciplined and undisciplinary Thinking about society and modernity in the nineteenth century Illegitimate daughters the complex relationship between feminism and sociology Part three: Interrogating modern sociology Gender and the post structural social Rethinking the revival of social capital and trust in social theory Situated intersubjectivity Index.

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