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Auguste
Comte and Positivism - This is a French site. It is for the time being
unique, since, most regretably, we have lost our American mirror site.
Herbert
Spencer, 1820-1903 - The Victorian biologist and early social philosopher
Herbert Spencer was a great rival of Charles Darwin's.
The
Marx & Engels Internet Archive - All of Marx's writings freely
available online! See also: Marx
and Engels' Writings: Includes The Young Marx Marx, and much more.
The
Durkheim Pages - These pages are devoted to the French sociologist,
Emile Durkheim (1858-1917), maintained by Robert Alun Jones. See also the
fully online available version of De
la division du travail social (samples in English)
and
An
Exchange Between Durkheim and Tonnies on the Nature of Social Relations,
includes a review of Gemeinschaft und Gesellschaft by Durkheim (American
Journal of Sociology, 1972, via JSTOR). See also: The
Emile Durkheim Archive: An in-depth informative source of information
for undergraduates. Over 70 Durkheim quotes on various subjects. The
Durkheim Page: Another collection of insights on Durkheim. The
Emile Durkheim Archive: Emile Durkheim is by far one of the most important
sociologists ever.
Max
Weber, Ausgewählte Schriften - Major works by Max Weber fully
online, in German, of course. Hier finden Sie ausgewählte Werke Max
Webers. Die Potsdamer Internet-Ausgabe "PIA" folgt den alten Ausgaben der
20-er Jahre (den "Marianne-Ausgaben"). See also: Max
Weber's Texts: Includes fully online versions of the The
Protestant Ethic, Basic
Concepts of Sociology, and much more! See also: Verstehen:
Max Weber's HomePage: A site for undergraduates, by Frank Elwell.
Marianne
Weber: A biographical page.
Georg
Simmel Homepage - Online versions of Simmel's Books and Essays as well
as Texts on Simmel. This amazing site includes online versions of many
Simmel classics, such as Philosophie
der Mode, Der
Henkel, and
Das
Problem der Soziologie, and many more. Thanks to the editorial efforts
of Albion Small you can access the following JSTOR articles by Simmel: Superiority
and Subordination as Subject-Matter of Sociology. AJS, 2, 2 (1896),
pp. 167-189; & part
II. AJS, 2, 3 (1896), pp. 392-415; The
Persistence of Social Groups. AJS, 3, 5 (1898), pp. 662-698; &
part
II. AJS, 3, 6 (1898), pp. 829-836, & part
III. AJS, 4, 1 (1898), pp. 35-50; A
Chapter in the Philosophy of Value. AJS, 5, 5 (1900), pp. 577-603; The
Number of Members as Determining the Sociological Form of the Group. I.
AJS, 8, 1 (1902), pp. 1-46; & part
II. AJS, 8, 2 (1902), pp. 158-196; The
Sociology of Conflict. I. AJS, 9, 4 (1904), pp. 490-525, &
part
II. AJS, 9, 5 (1904), pp. 672-689; 11. & part
III. AJS, 9, 6 (1904), pp. 798-811; 12. A
Contribution to the Sociology of Religion. AJS, 11, 3 (1905), pp. 359-376;
13. The
Sociology of Secrecy and of Secret Societies. AJS, 11, 4 (1906), pp.
441-498; 14. The
Problem of Sociology. AJS, 15, 3 (1909), pp. 289-320; How
is Society Possible?. AJS, 16, 3 (1910), pp. 372-391; A
Contribution to the Sociology of Religion. AJS, 60, 6 (1955), pp. 1-18;
18. Fashion.
The AJS, 62, 6 (1957), pp. 541-558. See also: The
Stranger.
Die
Ferdinand Tönnies Gesellschaft - Die Ferdinand Tönnies Gesellschaft
pflegt das geistige Erbe von Ferdinand Tönnies. Online papers by Tönnies
include: On
Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft, reprinted from Community and Society,
translated by Charles P. Loomis, pp. 223-231, Michigan State University
Press, 1957. See also these JSTOR articles by Tönnies: An
Exchange Between Durkheim and Tonnies on the Nature of Social Relations,
with a review of Durkheim by Tönnies. AJS, Vol. 77, No. 6. (1972),
pp. 1191-1200; The
Present Problems of Social Structure. AJS, Vol. 10, No. 5. (1905),
pp. 569-588. See also: Die
Ferdinand Tönnies Schule.
George's
Pages, The Mead Project Website - George's Page is a repository for
documents by, about and related to the work of American pragmatist philosopher
and social psychologist. Includes online versions of Mead's writings, such
as , and many many more!
Thorstein
Veblen - Includes many online writings, such as Why is Economics Not
an Evolutionary Science, The Limitations of Marginal Utility, The Socialist
Economics of Karl Marx, and more.
Pitirim
Aleksandrovich Sorokin (January 21, 1889-February 10, 1968) - Served
as the 55th President of the American Sociological Association. Read some
of his JSTOR articles: Impoverishment
and the Expansion of Governmental Control. AJS Vol. 32, No. 2. (1926),
pp. 206-216. An
Experimental Study of Efficiency of Work Under Various Specified Conditions.
with others. AJS Vol. 35, No. 5. (1930), pp. 765-782; An
Experimental Study of the Influence of Suggestion on the Discrimination
and the Valuation of People. with J. W. Boldyreff. AJS Vol. 37, No.
5. (1932), pp. 720-737. Is
Accurate Social Planning Possible?. ASR Vol. 1, No. 1. (1936), pp.
12-25. Social
Time: A Methodological and Functional Analysis. with R.K. Merton. AJS
Vol. 42, No. 5. (Mar., 1937), pp. 615-629. A
Neglected Factor of War. ASR Vol. 3, No. 4. (1938), pp. 475-486.
The
Conditions and Prospects for a World Without War. AJS Vol. 49, No.
5. (1944), pp. 441-449. Concept,
Tests, and Energy of Spontaneity-Creativity. Sociometry, Vol. 12, No.
1/3. (1949), pp. 215-224. Sociology
of Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. ASR Vol. 30, No. 6. (1965), pp. 833-843.
The
Talcott Parsons Page - Short introductory page on the (un)disputed
classic. Papers
of Talcott Parsons, 1921-1979: an inventory: At Harvard University
Archives. Online texts include: Introduction
to The Structure of Social Action, McGraw Hill, 1937; The
Role of Theory in Social Research. ASR 3(1):13-20, 1938; The
Role of Ideas in Social Action. ASR 3(5):652-664, 1938; The
Position of Sociological Theory. ASR 13(2):156-171, 1948; The
Prospects of Sociological Theory. ASR 15(1):3-16, 1950; Some
Comments on the State of the General Theory of Action. ASR, Vol. 18,
No. 6., pp. 618-631, 1953; Age
and Sex in the Social Structure of the United States. ASR 7(5):604-616,
1942; Prolegomena
to a Theory of Social Institutions. ASR, Vol. 55, No. 3. (1990), pp.
319-333, 1990; with Gerald M. Platt. Age,
Social Structure, and Socialization in Higher Education. Sociology
of Education, Vol. 43, No. 1., pp. 1-37, 1970; Max
Weber 1864-1964. ASR, Vol. 30, No. 2. (1965), pp. 171-175, 1965;
Evolutionary
Universals in Society. ASR, Vol. 29, No. 3., pp. 339-357, 1964; On
the Concept of Influence. Public Opinion Quarterly, Vol. 27, No. 1,
pp. 37-62, 1963.
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