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Sociological Beginnings: The First Conference Of The German Society For Sociology (Studies In Social And Political Thought, 11) ,Used
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Product DescriptionIn 1910, Georg Simmel, Ernst Troeltsch, and others attended the first conference of the German Society for Sociology. Sociological Beginnings offers translations of five of the nine papers given therewith topics ranging from the sociology of sociability to the ways in which sociology might be connected to civic life. The book also contains a noteworthy essay by Max Weber, who while supposedly reporting on the business aspects of the Society instead examined the unpopularity of the profession and proposed a set of tenets that might gain sociologists respect from the rest of the scientific community.About the AuthorChristopher AdairToteff is associate professor of philosophy at Mississippi State University and a fellow of the Center for Social and Political Thought at the University of South Florida. He is a founding member of the International Social Theory Consortium.
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