Sociology as a Discipline: A Brief History

This video lecture discusses very briefly the historical development of sociology as a discipline.
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[@RomeoAiShiaRomeo]

Thanks❤

[@AlMa-kd4pi]

Hi, fantastic)
Corious how did You do this Video? , Which video editor) tools ?

[@pantheon777]

Great, but just one thing: according to experts in DuBois' work, DuBois is pronounced "Du Boyz" (at least according to my Social Theory Professor)

[@shaileshkumari3585]

You have any sociology resources?

[@Han_nahh]

"Du Boyz" is the American way to pronounce it and how they say it in the video is just the French way ;)

[@erickomar3152]

No mention of Herbert Spencer? Lester Frank Ward? You should have mentioned Vilfredo Pareto - who turned to sociology when his intricate economic models failed. It's a vindication of the discipline! Or someone like Talcott Parsons whom I don't know much about but his Wikipedia page looks impressive!

[@shaileshkumari3585]

Hi....you have any sociology resources?

[@everythingaboutbcs1060]

​@@shaileshkumari3585have you found Any 😊

[@Kids.smartchanneltv]

This pdf is available