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19th century

This dimension places a social theorist in the years they were actually active. Wikipedia records Durkheim lived from "15 April 1858" until his death in 1917, publishing his major works across the 1890s and into the early 20th century. Browsing by era sets a theorist alongside the peers who were writing during the same period.

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19th century
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A. R. Radcliffe-Brown

19th century

Alexander Berkman

19th century

Alexander Bogdanov

19th century

Alexander Parvus

19th century

Alfred L. Kroeber

19th century

Alfred Schutz

19th century

Amadeo Bordiga

19th century

Anton Pannekoek

19th century

Antonio Gramsci

19th century

Antonio Labriola

19th century

Arnold van Gennep

19th century

Arthur Keith

19th century

Audrey Richards

19th century

August Bebel

19th century

Benjamin Tucker

19th century

Ber Borochov

19th century

Bertolt Brecht

19th century

Bronislaw Malinowski

19th century

Charles Horton Cooley

19th century

Clara Wichmann

19th century

Constantin Dobrogeanu-Gherea

19th century

Daniel De Leon

19th century

DP Mukerji

19th century

E. Franklin Frazier

19th century

Eduard Bernstein

19th century

Edward Burnett Tylor

19th century

Edward Sapir

19th century

Émile Armand

19th century

Emile Durkheim

19th century

Emma Goldman

19th century

Erich Fromm

19th century

Ernest W. Burgess

19th century

Ernst Bloch

19th century

Errico Malatesta

19th century

Everett Hughes

19th century

Ferdinand Tonnies

19th century

Florian Znaniecki

19th century

Franz Boas

19th century

Friedrich Engels

19th century

Friedrich Pollock

19th century

Gabriel Tarde

19th century

Galvano Della Volpe

19th century

Georg Simmel

19th century

George Herbert Mead

19th century

George Peter Murdock

19th century

Georges Gurvitch

19th century

Georgi Plekhanov

19th century

Gilberto Freyre

19th century

Gustav Landauer

19th century

György Lukács

19th century

Harriet Martineau

19th century

Herbert Blumer

19th century

Herbert Marcuse

19th century

Herbert Spencer

19th century

James George Frazer

19th century

John Henry Mackay

19th century

José Carlos Mariátegui

19th century

Joseph Déjacque

19th century

Joseph Dietzgen

19th century

Karl Kautsky

19th century

Karl Korsch

19th century

Karl Liebknecht

19th century

Karl Mannheim

19th century

Karl Marx

19th century

Karl Polanyi

19th century

Leslie White

19th century

Lester Frank Ward

19th century

Lewis Henry Morgan

19th century

Louis Wirth

19th century

Luigi Galleani

19th century

Lysander Spooner

19th century

Marcel Mauss

19th century

Maurice Halbwachs

19th century

Max Horkheimer

19th century

Max Weber

19th century

Melville J. Herskovits

19th century

Mikhail Bakunin

19th century

Nestor Makhno

19th century

Nikolai Bukharin

19th century

Norbert Elias

19th century

Onorato Damen

19th century

Otto Bauer

19th century

Otto Neurath

19th century

Paul Lafargue

19th century

Peter Kropotkin

19th century

Pierre-Joseph Proudhon

19th century

Pitirim Sorokin

19th century

Robert E. Park

19th century

Robert Lowie

19th century

Robert Michels

19th century

Robert Redfield

19th century

Rosa Luxemburg

19th century

Rudolf Hilferding

19th century

Rudolf Rocker

19th century

Ruth Benedict

19th century

Thorstein Veblen

19th century

Vilfredo Pareto

19th century

Vladimir Lenin

19th century

Volin

19th century

Voltairine de Cleyre

19th century

W. E. B. Du Bois

19th century

W. H. R. Rivers

19th century

W. I. Thomas

19th century

William Graham Sumner

19th century

Zora Neale Hurston

19th century
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1. Wikipedia: Sociology
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The term sociology was coined in the late 18th century to describe the scientific study of society.
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