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The Role of General Sociology (1905)

1982
Thank you for sending me the observations called forth by our communications to the Sociological Society. I am glad to see, by the number and importance of the answers received, the interest the question has aroused.
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Systematic Generation of Theory in Family Sociology

The Sociological Quarterly, 1982
This paper describes a procedure for facilitating the generation of theory useful to family sociologists. This procedure is based upon a linguistic model, and it utilizes the metaphor of literary genre as a guide. A distinction is made between the construction and the generation of sociological theory.
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Sociology: General and Community Studies

The Review of Politics, 1959
J. Fichter
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Toward a General Sociological Theory of the Economy

Sociological Theory, 2004
In the spirit of Gerhard Lenski's macro-level analysis of stratification and societal evolution, a theory of the economy is presented. Like Lenski's work, this theory emphasizes population and power as they interact with production and distribution dynamics.
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The social construction of reality : a treatise in the sociology of knowledge

, 1967
Peter L. Berger, T. Luckmann
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Analyzing Ibn Khaldun’s General Sociology

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2008
Sociology as an Independent Science of Society that deals with the social phenomena of man's life, human society, and is particularly concerned with understanding the causes of man‟s action and their effects. Its scientific method is more practical than theoretical, which is centered on the idea of cause and effect.
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Outsiders Studies in the Sociology of Deviance.

, 1966
B. Werble
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Readings in General Sociology

The American Catholic Sociological Review, 1951
Charles T. O'Reilly, Robert W. O'Brien, Clarence C. Schrag, Walter T. Martin   +3 more
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The Place of Introductory Sociology in General Education

The Journal of Higher Education, 1958
OR more than one hundred years, general survey courses in social science have come and gone and have taken many forms in our liberal-arts colleges. The first wave of them was associated with the " social science movement" of the nineteenth century. Then came broad introductory courses in sociology.
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The sociology of emotions: Four decades of progress

, 2016
Eduardo Bericat
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