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1 Sociology 402 Sociological Theory Classical Theorists
Karl Marx Sociology 402 Sociological Theory Classical Theorists

2 Biography Frustrated Revolutionary
Born too late for bourgeois revolutions Too early for proletarian revolution Lived in exile through 19th Century Civil Wars

3 Sociological Approach
Perspective: radical Model: dialectical: student of Hegel Holistic Oppositional Dynamic progressive Focus: material/economic

4 Structure of Dialectical Model

5 Hegel’s Model of Western Philosophy
Theology Metaphysics Science

6 Sociological Approach (continued)
Focus: economic (materialist: reaction to German Idealism

7 Explanation of Social Change: Revolution
Exploitation Alienation Commodification Economic and political crises Revolution

8 Marx's Model of Western Political Exconomy
Plantation Estate Factory master lord employer classless society peasant slave employee

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