Sociology at the turn of the century : on G. Simmel in comparison with F. Tönnies, M. Weber and E. Durkheim

By Yoshio Atoji ; Translated By Y. Atoji, K. Okazawa And T. Ogane. Translation Of Three Chapters Extracted From Jinmeru Shakaigaku No Hōhō (1979) And Jinmeru To Wēbā (1981). Includes Indexes. Bibliography: P. 156. Introduction Acknowledgements Contents Ferdinand Tönnies and Georg Simmel 1. Preface 2 . The Sociological Thinking of Tönnies 3. The Philosophical and Sociological Thinking of Simmel 4. Conclusion Notes Georg Simmel and Max Weber 1 . Preface 2 . Methodic Relativism and Methodic Individualism 3. Logic of Fluid Transition and Understanding of the Types 4. “Numerical Calculability” and “Calculability” 5. The Pluralistic View of Society and Social Diagnosis 6. Conclusion Notes Georg Simmel and Emile Dürkheim 1 . Preface 2. Simmel*s Methodic Relativism and His View of Sociology 3. Durkheim s Methodic Rationalism and His View of Sociology 4 . The Problems of the Sociology of Religion 5. The Confrontation with Karl Marx 6. Conclusion Notes Bibliographical Notes Index of Names Subject Index