By John Germov
Histories of Australian Sociology brings jointly, in a single quantity, a complete selection of unique papers, formerly released magazine articles and booklet chapters, and unpublished essays that record the institution and upward thrust of the self-discipline of sociology in Australia and New Zealand. participants make clear the main topics, debates and controversies in Australian sociology.
This diversified assortment is a necessary source in educating sociology and may attract sociologists and different students within the social sciences attracted to the origins of the discipline.
Contributors comprise: Francis Anderson, Diane Austin-Broos, Cora Baldock, Peter Beilharz, Helen Bourke, Leonard Broom, Lois Bryson, R.W.Connell, Stephen criminal, Charles Crothers, Michael Crozier, Graeme Davison, Adolphus Peter Elkin, Sol Encel, John Germov, Kirsten Harley, Trevor Hogan, Kurt Mayer, Tara Renae McGee, Angela Mitropoulos, Katy Richmond, Sharyn Roach Anleu, Zlatko Skrbis, John Western and Jerzy (George) Zubrzycki.
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This, they observe, provides ‘a measure of the fevered imagination of the country’s custodians’. Because it was not officially taught, I only realized later that I did study sociology as part of my Arts and Social Work degree (offered from the Department of Social Studies), under the subject title ‘Social Organisation’. It rested largely on a foundation of Weberian theory, as Marx was blacklisted, and introduced students to social research through both direct teaching and the inclusion of students in research projects.
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