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|a Inglis, David ,
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|a An invitation to social theory
|c David Inglis with Christopher Thorpe
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|a Cambridge, U. K. ;
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|a Includes bibliographical references (p. [286]-309) and index
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|a 1. Introduction : extending an invitation -- 2. Classical paradigms -- 3. Functionalist and systems theory paradigms -- 4. Marxist and critical theory paradigms -- 5. Phenomenological paradigms -- 6. The symbolic interactionist paradigm -- 7. Rational choice and exchange theory paradigms -- 8. The process sociological paradigm -- 9. Structuralist and post-structuralist paradigms -- 10. Post-modernist paradigms -- 11. Structurationist paradigms -- 12. Feminist paradigms -- 13. Globalization paradigms -- 14. Conclusion : the development of social theory in 13 points
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|a * Wide-ranging introduction to social theory that carefully avoids simplification of ideas whilst presenting theories in an accessible language for students. * Inspired by the authors' own teaching and dissatisfaction with current books on the market to provide accessible yet sophisticated guides to social theory
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