Learn · Classical Sociological Theory
Lecture 12 of 60Week 3
Auguste Comte
Prof. R. Santhosh · IIT Madras
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All the lectures
- Sociology an Overview
- Sociological perspective
- C Wrigh Mill's Socioloigcal Imagination
- Thinking Sociologically: Zygmunt Bauman
- Emergence of Sociology: The, socio-political, economic and intellectual context
- Enlightenment
- Emegernce of nation-state and French Revolution
- Industrial revolution and the rise of capitalism
- Discussion with Dr. Roland Part - 1
- Discussion with Dr. Roland Part - 2
- Clasical Thinkers of Sociology
- Auguste Comte
- Herbert Spencer
- Marx Durkheim and Weber
- Factory scene from Modern Times
- Karl Marx Life
- Intellectual Influence
- Historical Materialism
- Marxian theory of social Change
- Theory of Capitalism-1
- Theory of Capitalism-2
- Karl Marx and Alienation
- Karl Marx and Religion
- Marx on Democracy, and Colonialism
- Marx- An Appraisal
- Emile Durkheim; Life and Intellectual Influences
- The Rules of the Sociological Method
- Division of Labour (1893)
- Division of Labour (conti…)
- Suicide (1897)
- Elementary forms of Religious Life (1912)
- Durkheim on Education, Colonialism and Democracy
- Durkheim An Assessment
- Max Weber: Life and Intellectual Influences
- Weber’s Methodology of the Social Sciences
- Rationalization and social action
- Rationalization and Authority
- The Protestant Ethic and Spirit of Capitalism
- MODERN RATIONAL CAPITALISM
- Bureaucracy
- Social Stratification: Calss, Status Group, and Party
- Comparative Religion and Disenchantment
- Weber on democracy and colonialism
- Critical Assessment
- Ferdinand Tonnies ( 1885-1936 )
- George Simmel ( 1858 - 1918 )
- Social Differentiation and Conflict
- Simmel on Philosophy of Money
- George Herbert Mead
- Mind, Self and Society
- Mead on Self
- Mead on Society
- Perkins Gilman and the gender question
- Dubois and question of race
- Classical Sociological Theory and Modernity : A Recap
- Subsequent Development of Sociological Theory : Structural Functionalism
- Conflict Theory
- Interactionist Perspective
- Theoretical orientations and methodologies
- Conclusion