Homo Duplex
Barry Glassner, 5 May 1983
Positivism and Sociology: Explaining Social Life
by Peter Halfpenny.
Allen and Unwin, 141 pp., £10.95, October 1982,0 04 300084 3 Show More
by Peter Halfpenny.
Allen and Unwin, 141 pp., £10.95, October 1982,
The Rules of Sociological Method and Selected Texts on Sociology and its Method
by Emile Durkheim and Steven Lukes, translated by W.D. Halls.
Macmillan, 264 pp., £15, November 1982,0 333 28071 7 Show More
by Emile Durkheim and Steven Lukes, translated by W.D. Halls.
Macmillan, 264 pp., £15, November 1982,
The Sociological Domain: The Durkheimians and the Founding of French Sociology
edited by Philippe Besnard.
Cambridge, 296 pp., £24, March 1983,0 521 23876 5 Show More
edited by Philippe Besnard.
Cambridge, 296 pp., £24, March 1983,
Durkheim and the Study of Suicide
by Steve Taylor.
Macmillan, 249 pp., £15, July 1982,0 333 28645 6 Show More
by Steve Taylor.
Macmillan, 249 pp., £15, July 1982,
“... Durkheim’s doctrine was, as Mauss pointed out, an uneasy mixture of rationalism and empiricism. Steve Taylor, in an impressive first book, goes so far as to propose that sociologists who correlate ‘variables’ and ‘factors’ are, in Durkheim’s sense, non-sociological. As one concerned with the logic by which society grows and changes, Durkheim ... ”