An Invitation to Social Theory

David Inglis · Christopher Thorpe

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List of Figures and Tables vi Introduction: Extending an Invitation 1 1 Classical Paradigms 13 2 Functionalist and Systems Theory Paradigms 38 3 Marxist and Critical Theory Paradigms 62 4 Phenomenological Paradigms 86 5 The Symbolic Interactionist Paradigm 107 6 Rational Choice and Exchange Theory Paradigms 129 7 The Process Sociological Paradigm 150 8 Structuralist and Post-Structuralist Paradigms 165 9 Post-Modernist Paradigms 189 10 Structurationist Paradigms 208 11 Feminist Paradigms 235 12 Globalization Paradigms 258 Conclusion: The Development of Social Theory in 13 Points 282 References 286 Index 310

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