The Structure of Social Theory

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The book explores the evolution of social theory within sociology over the past thirty years, emphasizing its role in clarifying the philosophical foundations of the discipline. It examines the dual components of society: objective institutions and individual agency, highlighting how these elements interact to shape social reality. By focusing on human social relations, the work underscores the complexity of societal structures and the importance of understanding the interplay between collective institutions and individual actions.