Dictionary of Modern Social Thought

The legacy of social thought from the 19th century to the 20th century was reshaped by the intervention of various theories, movements and movements under their influence in cultural, political and economic life. Even a discussion of the meanings of the word "modern" is enough to see this reshaping. The Dictionary of Modern Social Thought offers a comprehensive explanation of the theories, movements, schools and movements that look at the historical roots of social thought while blending this historicity with current debates. Going beyond the limits of a classical dictionary, the Dictionary of Modern Social Thought, where articles are sometimes discussed in a large article size, explains "social thought in its empirical as well as normative or speculative; cultural as well as economic and political" dimensions. After an active and turbulent century, the dictionary evaluates the discussions in the fields of philosophy, art, politics, economics, anthropology, linguistics, ethnography, sociology, psychology, history and law, together with the entire background surrounding social thought. While creating an "anthology of social thought" about the mutual impact of these debates on social thought - but not limited to the mentioned areas - it offers a valuable reference source for academics and students, as well as for readers who maintain an interest and curiosity about the future of social thought.



Number of Pages: 1004

Year of Printing: 2008


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 1004

First Printing Year: 2008

Language Turkish