R. Bierstedt

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The Counter-Revolution of Science
Capitalism and Modern Social Theory: An Analysis of the Writings of Marx, Durkheim and Max Weber
can make of this volume. It lacks an index. It often uses the same referent to illustrate different conceptsordifferentpointswithout cross-reference. It concludes with generalizations that are…
Emile Durkheim, His Life And Work
An Analysis of Social Power
EW PROBLEMS in sociology are more perplexing than the problem of social power. In the entire lexicon of sociological concepts none is more troublesome than the concept of power. We may say about it…
The Meanings of Culture
  • R. Bierstedt
  • Art, Sociology
    Philosophy of Science
  • 1 April 1938
1 JA TEW words appear more frequently in the litera1 ture of contemporary social science than "cul'S ta ture." Not only does it occur frequently, but with such a multitude of meanings that a single…
The Means-End Schema in Socioloigical Theory
ion, especially when they lead to integrated and systematic sociological theory. A surfeit of analytical abstraction, however, becomes a form of logical prestidigitation which destroys the nexus…
Ideology and the Development of Sociological Theory.
Part 1 The enlightenment: the enlightenment - philosophical foundations Montesquieu (1689-1755) Rousseau (1712-1778) perfectibility through education - Rousseau's "Emile" and "Sophy" Mary…
The American Intellectual Elite.
American sociology: Theoretical and methodological structure
On the bound for a pair of consecutive quartic residues of a prime
It is easy to show that every prime p greater than 5 has a pair n, M + l of positive consecutive quadratic residues not exceeding 10. Furthermore, any prime p, such as 43, for which 2, 3, 5, 7 are…
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