Author: Allison L. Hurst
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I. Marx and Engels
1. Biography of Marx by F. Engels (1868)
2. Economic and Philosophic Manuscripts of 1844
3. Marx on Wages
4. Marx on Wage Labor and Capital
5. Value, Price and Profit
6. Capital, part 1
7. Capital, part 2
8. Eighteenth Brumaire
9. Principles of Communism
10. The Duchess of Sutherland and Slavery
11. Revolution is Coming
12. The Communist Manifesto
13. Concepts/Dictionary
II. Durkheim
14. Biography of Durkheim
15. Rules of Method (1895)
16. Division of Labor, Introduction
17. Division of Labor, Book 1
18. Division of Labor, Book 2
19. Division of Labor, Book 3
20. Le Suicide (1897) - Introduction/Book 2
21. Education and Sociology (1922)
22. Elementary Forms of Religious Life (1912)
23. EXTRA: Review of Année Sociologique (1898) article
24. EXTRA: Review of Suicide by Havelock Ellis
25. Concepts/Dictionary
III. Weber
26. Biography of Weber
27. Methodological Foundations of Sociology (1921)
28. PESOC, part 1
29. PESOC, part 2
30. The Development of Commerce
31. The Rational State
32. The Evolution of the Capitalistic Spirit
33. Politics as a Vocation
34. Bureaucracy
35. CSP
36. Concepts/Dictionary
IV. Early American Sociology
37. Biography of Early American Sociologists
38. Comparison of Spencer and Ward by Barnes (1919)
39. Thorstein Veblen, on Labor(1898)
40. Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Women and Economics (1898)
41. Du Bois on The Study of Social Problems (1898)
42. Jane Addams, “Trade Unions and Public Duty” (1899)
43. Edward A. Ross on Social Control (1900)
44. Charles A. Ellwood on Revolution (1905)
45. Charles Horton Cooley, “Social Consciousness” (1907)
46. Lester Ward, “Social Classes” (1908)
47. Franklin H. Giddings on Theory and Public Policy (1911)
48. Small on the Sociological Point of View (1920)
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