Charles Lemert is an American social theorist and sociologist whose work critically examines modern society and the formation of identity within it. His writings often challenge conventional notions of social order, offering fresh perspectives on individual and collective life. Lemert's approach is characterized by deep reflection and a commitment to connecting theoretical concepts with contemporary social issues. He is known for his insightful analysis of the complexities of social existence and the human condition.
Bringing together the classic and contemporary writings of more than 100 authors, thinkers, and scholars, the sixth edition of Charles Lemert's Social Theory is essential reading for any social theory student.
Social Things introduces the sociological imagination through lively, memorable stories and interpretations. This fifth edition celebrates the book's fifteenth anniversary with important updates, an entirely new chapter that addresses the environmental challenges in our global world and many additions that bring the history of sociology up-to-date.