History of Sociology

The publication does not aim to systematize the history of sociology either in its entirety or even in particulars. Rather, he wants to convince the reader of the "utility and enjoyment" of reading the sociological classics. By presenting the work of the individual "classics" of sociology, the book attempts to show and clarify the changes in sociological thinking since the so-called "classics" of sociology. the founding fathers, Auguste Comte, Emil Durkheim, Karl Marx, Alexis de Tocqueville and John S. Mill, through Max Weber, Georg Simmel, Werner Sombart and others, to the modern sociology of Talcott Parsons. The publication is intended primarily for students of sociology and other social sciences and humanities, but it will also serve well for lay readers who are interested in the field of sociology.