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Structure and agency as the products of dynamic social processes
2016
Overview
Marx, for many sociologists, is a liminal thinker. He is seen to stand between the bogeys of political economy and idealist philosophy on one side and the realm of mature social science on the other. His work is not naïve enough to be that of a mere ancestor, like Hobbes or Comte, but he lacks the sophistication of the other founding figures, Durkheim and Weber. Either he is a (rather too philosophical) critic of, and contributor to, modern economic thought or he is a Hegelian throwback, trying to shore up the ‘science’ of dialectics in the face of empiricism (although,
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Manchester University Press
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