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Sociological Theory Beyond the Canon; Acknowledgments; Contents; Introduction: Eurocentrism, Androcentrism and Sociological Theory; Rethinking Social Theory: Critiquing Eurocentrism; Introducing Non-Western Social Thought; Rethinking Sociological Theory: Critiquing Androcentrism; Introducing Women Thinkers; Social Thought and Social Theory; References; Ibn Khaldun (1332-1406); The Life and Times of Ibn Khaldun; An Outline of Ibn Khaldun's Sociological Theory; The Method of the New Science; The Theory of State Formation and Decline; The Understanding of Reform
The Marginalization and Recovery of Ibn Khaldun in Modern SociologyConclusion; Reference; Karl Marx (1818-1883); An Outline of Marx's Sociological Theory; Feudalism and the Rise of Capitalism; The Feudal System; The Rise of Capitalism; The Asiatic Mode of Production; Alienation; Class and Class Consciousness in Capitalist Society; Capitalism and the State; The Role of Ideology; Conclusion; Harriet Martineau (1802-1876); Introduction; A General Outline of Martineau's Sociological Theories; Fiction as Social Commentary; Martineau's 'Science of Morals and Manners'
Martineau's Compromised Feminism?Martineau's Encounter with America; Freedom and Happiness; Conclusion; Bibliography; Max Weber (1864-1920); An Outline of Weber's Sociological Theory; Methodology; The Origins of Modern Capitalism; The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism; Weberian Orientalism; Weber's Orientalism; The Attribution of Orientalism to Weber; Social Action, Rationalization and the Metaphor of the Iron Cage; The Sociology of Authority, Bureaucracy and Excessive Bureaucratization; Conclusion; José Rizal (1861-1896); Outline of Rizal's Social Theory
Rizal's Views on Colonial SocietyThe Critique of Colonial History; The Myth of Indolence; Freedom of Thought and Emancipation; Rizal's Method of Argumentation; Conclusion; Emile Durkheim (1858-1917); Introduction; A General Outline of Durkheim's Sociological Theories; Durkheim's Methodological Stance; Theorizing the Emergence of Modernity; Anomie, Egoism and Abnormal Division of Labour; Conclusion; Bibliography; Said Nursi (1877-1960); The Life and Times of Nursi; Outline of Nursi's Social Theology; The Critique of Modern Civilization; Class, Exploitation and Justice
Religious Conflict and ReconciliationIntra-Muslim Conflict; Inter-religious Dialogue: Christianity and Islam; The Methodology of the Risale-i Nur; Conclusion; Pandita Ramabai Saraswati (1858-1922); Introduction; General Outline of Ramabai's Work; Ramabai's Method/Approach to Social Reform; Ramabai: The Cry of Indian Women; Ramabai's Comparative Sociological Insights; Concluding Remarks; References; Florence Nightingale (1820-1910); Introduction; General Outline of Nightingale's Work; Nightingale's Methodology: Reform Through Statistics; The Problematic of Gender, Family and Marriage
The Marginalization and Recovery of Ibn Khaldun in Modern SociologyConclusion; Reference; Karl Marx (1818-1883); An Outline of Marx's Sociological Theory; Feudalism and the Rise of Capitalism; The Feudal System; The Rise of Capitalism; The Asiatic Mode of Production; Alienation; Class and Class Consciousness in Capitalist Society; Capitalism and the State; The Role of Ideology; Conclusion; Harriet Martineau (1802-1876); Introduction; A General Outline of Martineau's Sociological Theories; Fiction as Social Commentary; Martineau's 'Science of Morals and Manners'
Martineau's Compromised Feminism?Martineau's Encounter with America; Freedom and Happiness; Conclusion; Bibliography; Max Weber (1864-1920); An Outline of Weber's Sociological Theory; Methodology; The Origins of Modern Capitalism; The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism; Weberian Orientalism; Weber's Orientalism; The Attribution of Orientalism to Weber; Social Action, Rationalization and the Metaphor of the Iron Cage; The Sociology of Authority, Bureaucracy and Excessive Bureaucratization; Conclusion; José Rizal (1861-1896); Outline of Rizal's Social Theory
Rizal's Views on Colonial SocietyThe Critique of Colonial History; The Myth of Indolence; Freedom of Thought and Emancipation; Rizal's Method of Argumentation; Conclusion; Emile Durkheim (1858-1917); Introduction; A General Outline of Durkheim's Sociological Theories; Durkheim's Methodological Stance; Theorizing the Emergence of Modernity; Anomie, Egoism and Abnormal Division of Labour; Conclusion; Bibliography; Said Nursi (1877-1960); The Life and Times of Nursi; Outline of Nursi's Social Theology; The Critique of Modern Civilization; Class, Exploitation and Justice
Religious Conflict and ReconciliationIntra-Muslim Conflict; Inter-religious Dialogue: Christianity and Islam; The Methodology of the Risale-i Nur; Conclusion; Pandita Ramabai Saraswati (1858-1922); Introduction; General Outline of Ramabai's Work; Ramabai's Method/Approach to Social Reform; Ramabai: The Cry of Indian Women; Ramabai's Comparative Sociological Insights; Concluding Remarks; References; Florence Nightingale (1820-1910); Introduction; General Outline of Nightingale's Work; Nightingale's Methodology: Reform Through Statistics; The Problematic of Gender, Family and Marriage