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% |
1 |
Weber, Max |
Economy and
Society |
20.9 |
2 |
Mills, Charles
Wright |
The Sociological
Imagination |
13.0 |
3 |
Merton,
Robert K. |
Social Theory and
Social Structure |
11.4 |
4 |
Weber, Max |
The Protestant
Ethic and the Spirit
of Capitalism |
10.3 |
5 |
Berger, P.L.
and
Luckmann, T. |
The Social
Construction of
Reality |
9,9 |
6 |
Bourdieu,
Pierre |
Distinction: A
Social Critique of
the Judgment of
Taste |
9.5 |
7 |
Elias, Norbert |
The Civilizing
Process: Power
and Civility |
6.6 |
8 |
Habermas,
Jurgen |
The Theory of
Communicative
Action |
6.4 |
9 |
Parsons,
Talcott |
The Structure of
Social Action |
6.2 |
10 |
Goffman,
Erving |
The Presentation
of Self in Everyday
Life |
5.5 |
One of the major aims of the Montreal Congress was to make a
critical assessment of sociological heritage of the twentieth century.
In this framework the ISA Congress Programme Committee carried on
in 1997 an opinion survey in order to identify ten most influential
books for sociologists. ISA members were asked to list five books
published in the twentieth century which were most influential in their
work as sociologists. 16% of ISA members (455 out of 2785)
participated in the survey.
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