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Steven Lukes on Émile Durkheim


If anyone can lay claim to be the father of sociology, it’s Émile Durkheim. By the time of the French academic’s death in 1917, he’d produced an extraordinary body of work on an eclectic range of topics, and had become a major...


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 May 19, 2015  18m
 
 

Steven Lukes on Émile Durkheim


If anyone can lay claim to be the father of sociology, it’s Émile Durkheim. By the time of the French academic’s death in 1917, he’d produced an extraordinary body of work on an eclectic range of topics, and had become a major...


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 May 19, 2015  18m
 
 

John Brewer on C. Wright Mills


The late sociologist C. Wright Mills is in the eyes of many best summed up by one incredibly influential book, The Sociological Imagination, in which he famously urges the academy to "translate private troubles into public issues." The native of Texas...


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 March 24, 2015  15m
 
 

John Brewer on C. Wright Mills


The late sociologist C. Wright Mills is in the eyes of many best summed up by one incredibly influential book, The Sociological Imagination, in which he famously urges the academy to "translate private troubles into public issues." The native of Texas...


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 March 24, 2015  15m
 
 

John Brewer on C. Wright Mills


The late sociologist C. Wright Mills is in the eyes of many best summed up by one incredibly influential book, The Sociological Imagination, in which he famously urges the academy to "translate private troubles into public issues." The native of Texas...


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 March 24, 2015  15m
 
 

Peter Lunt on Erving Goffman


Erving Goffman has been called the most influential American sociologist of the 20th century (although he was born and did his early studies in Canada) thanks to his study and writing centered on the social interactions of everyday life. In books...


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 February 25, 2015  21m
 
 

Peter Lunt on Erving Goffman


Erving Goffman has been called the most influential American sociologist of the 20th century (although he was born and did his early studies in Canada) thanks to his study and writing centered on the social interactions of everyday life. In books...


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 February 25, 2015  21m
 
 

Trevor Marchand on Craft


It’s an unusual approach for an academic: a hands-on approach. Literally a hands-on approach. Trevor Marchand is an anthropologist interested in how information about crafts is transferred from expert to novice. This has led him to Nigeria,...


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 January 21, 2015  21m
 
 

Trevor Marchand on Craft


It’s an unusual approach for an academic: a hands-on approach. Literally a hands-on approach. Trevor Marchand is an anthropologist interested in how information about crafts is transferred from expert to novice. This has led him to Nigeria,...


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 January 21, 2015  21m
 
 

Peter Ghosh on Max Weber and 'The Protestsant Ethic'


Max Weber, the German-born sociologist and philosopher, is one of the canonical figures in the creation of social science. And like any canonical figure, his legacy lies in hands of his subsequent interpreters. Karl Emil Maximilian Weber’s...


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 December 16, 2014  22m