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Famous Sociologist Project

Make a copy of this presentation and “Save As” to your Sociology folder. In the first slide, summarize how/why the science of sociology began (p.12 “European Origins) In parentheses next to the sociologist, place the date of their life time. Write 3 significant facts on each slide. These facts need to highlight important contributions that each individual made in the field of sociology. Tell me why they were important to the field of sociology. Provide at least one illustration which represents the sociologist and his/her contribution to society. Include a slide listing and defining all vocabulary words Use pages as a start to your research. Additional information can easily be found via Google. C. Wright Mills info can be found on pages 9 and 11 Directions

Auguste Comte ( )

Harriet Martineau ( )

Karl Marx ( )

Emile Durkheim ( )

Max Weber ( )

Jane Addams ( )

W.E.B. Dubois ( )

C. Wright Mills ( )

TERMS Sociological Imagination (p. 9): Positivism: Social Statics: Social Dynamics:

TERMS Bourgeoisie: Capitalist: Proletariat: Class Conflict:

TERMS Mechanical Solidarity: Verstehen: Rationalization: