Varieties of Classic Social Theory

activity Alfred Weber animal anomie Auguste Comte become biology bourgeois bourgeoisie Calvinistic capital capitalist character civilization common completely Comte conception conflict consciousness consequently course culture division of labor economic elements Emile Durkheim especially essential ethic evolution existence fact factor feeling forces Freud functions Gemeinschaft and Gesellschaft Georg Simmel historical organisms human ideal ideas imitation important impulse individual industry influence intellectual interest kind LAWRENCE DURRELL laws less living logical matter Max Weber means ment mental merely method modern moral movement nation nature necessary nomic object observation party person phenomena philosophy political positive possible present principle production progress proletariat Protestantism psychoanalysis reason regard relation relationship religion result Saint-Simon scientific sense Sigmund Freud social organism social science society sociology solidarity spirit struggle tendency theory things tion understanding undertaker unity University Weber whole