Modern sociological theory.
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TextPublication details: New York ; London : McGraw-Hill, 2003.Edition: 6th ed. / by George Ritzer and Douglas GoodmanDescription: 486p.; ill., ports 23cmISBN: - 9780071216302 (pbk.) :
- 9780071216302
- 301.01 RIT
- HM435 .R57 2003
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Previous ed.: 2000.
1.A historical sketch of sociological theory: the early years -- 2.A historical sketch of sociological theory: the later years -- 3.Structural functionalism, neofunctionalism, and conflict theory -- 4.Varieties of neo-Marxian theory -- 5.Systems theory -- 6.Symobolic interactionism -- 7.Ethnomethodology -- 8.Exchange, network, and rational choice theories -- 9.Modern feminist theory -- 10.Micro-macro integration -- 11.Agency-structure integration -- 12.Contemporary theories of modernity -- 13.Structuralism, poststructuralism, and the emergence of postmodern social theory.
This edition of George Ritzer's overview of modern sociological thought has been thoroughly updated and revised to include a number of sections on new developments in the field, such as theories of consumption, multiculturalism, criticisms and applications of postmodernism, and post-postmodernism.