Volume 1: 1. The emergence of social theory Johan Heilbron 2. 'What is a classic?' Variations on an ancient theme Alan Sica 3. Karl Marx Kevin B. Anderson 4. The Marxist legacy Peter Beilharz 5. Émile Durkheim: theorist of solidarity Peter Kivisto 6. What's in a name? The sacred, science, and the collège de sociologie Simonetta Falasca-Zamponi 7. Max Weber Lawrence A. Scaff 8. Weberian social theory Austin Harrington 9. Georg Simmel and the metropolitization of social life Vincenzo Mele 10. Pounding on Parsons: how criticism undermined the reputation of sociology's incurable theorist A. Javier Treviño 11. Symbolic interactionism Lawrence T. Nichols 12. Erving Goffman and dramaturgical sociology Philip Manning 13. Structuralism Sandro Segre. Volume 2: 1. Rational choice theory and methodological individualism Karl-Dieter Opp 2. Network theories Mark C. Pachucki and Ronald L. Breiger 3. Cultural sociology Michael Strand and Lyn Spillman 4. Identity Peter Burke 5. Emotions theory Donileen R. Loseke and Margarethe Kusenbach 6. Theorizing sex/gender: feminist social theory Shelley Budgeon 7. Intersectionality as critical social theory Patricia Hill Collins 8. Modernity Peter Wagner 9. Realism Timothy Rutzou 10. Globalization: not good, bad, or over Sheila Croucher 11. Time/space Kevin Fox Gotham 12. Social theory in the Anthropocene: ecological crisis and renewal Robert J. Antonio and Brett Clark 13. Embodiment Chris Shilling 14. Sexualities Stephen Valocchi 15. Multiculturalism Christian Joppke 16. Risk Klaus Rasborg 17. Trust and the variety of its bases Barbara A. Misztal 18. Unity's within conflict: mapping biology's relevance to sociological theory Douglas A. Marshall 19. Civil society Simon Susen 20. Social movements: sequences vs fuzzy temporality Kevin Gillan 21. Immigration Ewa Morawska.
Volume 1: 1. The emergence of social theory Johan Heilbron 2. 'What is a classic?' Variations on an ancient theme Alan Sica 3. Karl Marx Kevin B. Anderson 4. The Marxist legacy Peter Beilharz 5. Émile Durkheim: theorist of solidarity Peter Kivisto 6. What's in a name? The sacred, science, and the collège de sociologie Simonetta Falasca-Zamponi 7. Max Weber Lawrence A. Scaff 8. Weberian social theory Austin Harrington 9. Georg Simmel and the metropolitization of social life Vincenzo Mele 10. Pounding on Parsons: how criticism undermined the reputation of sociology's incurable theorist A. Javier Treviño 11. Symbolic interactionism Lawrence T. Nichols 12. Erving Goffman and dramaturgical sociology Philip Manning 13. Structuralism Sandro Segre. Volume 2: 1. Rational choice theory and methodological individualism Karl-Dieter Opp 2. Network theories Mark C. Pachucki and Ronald L. Breiger 3. Cultural sociology Michael Strand and Lyn Spillman 4. Identity Peter Burke 5. Emotions theory Donileen R. Loseke and Margarethe Kusenbach 6. Theorizing sex/gender: feminist social theory Shelley Budgeon 7. Intersectionality as critical social theory Patricia Hill Collins 8. Modernity Peter Wagner 9. Realism Timothy Rutzou 10. Globalization: not good, bad, or over Sheila Croucher 11. Time/space Kevin Fox Gotham 12. Social theory in the Anthropocene: ecological crisis and renewal Robert J. Antonio and Brett Clark 13. Embodiment Chris Shilling 14. Sexualities Stephen Valocchi 15. Multiculturalism Christian Joppke 16. Risk Klaus Rasborg 17. Trust and the variety of its bases Barbara A. Misztal 18. Unity's within conflict: mapping biology's relevance to sociological theory Douglas A. Marshall 19. Civil society Simon Susen 20. Social movements: sequences vs fuzzy temporality Kevin Gillan 21. Immigration Ewa Morawska.
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