Dictionary of Sociological Thought

Prepared to present the similarities and differences of social phenomena belonging to different regions and periods of the world, the definition of the concept of social, and a general picture of sociological thought, Dictionary of Sociological Thought is a work created together by more than 220 researchers and academicians. This study, which aims to reflect the diversity of basic concepts related to social life and the uninterrupted renewal of the social structure, brings together all kinds of concepts, theories, research methods, periods, movements in sociological thought, and certain names that have contributed to the formation of sociological thought.

This dictionary, which also discusses in detail the relations of sociology with other disciplines such as anthropology, demography, economics, statistics, political science, philosophy or psychology, especially avoids reducing sociological thought to a list of theoretical approaches. Focusing on the history of sociological thought, it comprehensively displays the numerous divisions that have occurred since the day the discipline was born, and the conflicting and conflicting theses of sociological theories and sub-fields.



Number of Pages: 941

Year of Printing: 2011


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Yayincilik

Number of Pages: 941

Year of First Printing: 2011

Language: Turkish