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By C. Wright Mills

"The Marxists" by C. Mills delves into the complex world of Marxist theory and its impact on society. In this insightful book, Mills examines the evolution of Marxist ideas, from its origins to its relevance in the modern world. Through meticulous research and compelling analysis, the author explores the key concepts of Marxism, shedding light on its revolutionary potential and its challenges.

Mills delves into the lives and works of prominent Marxist thinkers, offering a comprehensive overview of their contributions to the movement. From Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels to contemporary Marxist scholars, "The Marxists" provides a rich tapestry of ideas and debates that have shaped the course of history.

This book is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of Marxist thought and its enduring influence on politics, economics, and social justice. "The Marxists" invites readers to engage with these profound ideas and ponder their implications for the future of our society.

NY. Dell. M. W. Books. 1977. 452p.

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by Richard A. Schermerhorn

Society and Power delves into the complex dynamics that govern society and the structures of power within it. Richard A. Schermerhorn provides a thought-provoking analysis of how societal norms, institutions, and individuals interact to shape the distribution and exercise of power. Through meticulous research and engaging prose, Schermerhorn uncovers the hidden forces that influence our daily lives and decision-making processes. A must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the intricate relationships between society and power.

NY. Random House. 1961. 124p.

Edited by O. A. Oeser and S. B. Hammond

FROM THE PREFACE: “In1949,the Social SciencesResearch Committee of the Australian National Research Council undertook to sponsor for UNESCO two community studies in Australia, one urban and one rural. They were to be part of an international study of communities and social tensions, the other countriestaking part being India, France and Sweden. The Department of Psychology at Melbourne University was asked to carry out the Australian project. The material reported in the City Studies is drawn from a number of researches carried out in the period 1947-50 by staff and students of the Department, in particular by those associated with the course entitled 'Collective Behaviour. This preface is intended to give brief outlines of these researches and to acknow- ledge the work of the many persons who have been of assistance.

London. Routledge & Kegan Paul Ltd. 1954. 356p.. USED BOOK. MAY CONTAIN MARK-UP.

By Talcott Parsons

From the preface: “…The keynote to be emphasized is perhaps given in the subtitle of the book; it is a study in social theory, not theories. Its interest is not in the separate and discrete propositions to be found in the works of these men, but in a single body of systematic theoretical reasoning the development of which can be traced through a critical analysis of the writings of this group, and of certain of their predecessors.”

The Free Press Glencoe, Illinois 1949. 852p. THIS BOOK CONTAINS MARK-UP