"The Companion to Major Social Theorists" offers a broad-ranging survey of
classical and contemporary social theory. In original essays especially
commissioned for this volume, leading experts and practitioners examine the life
and work of 25 major theorists, discussing the social and intellectual context
of their writings and offering an analysis of the impact of their work over
time.Includes 25 original essays on major classical and contemporary social
theoristsContributions are especially commissioned for this volume, and are by
leading experts and practitioners in the fieldCovers the key figures who shaped
classical social theory, such as Marx, Weber and Durkheim, as well as figures
such as Martineau, DuBois, and SimmelDedicates