Founder
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Country
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Year
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Basic Concepts
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August Comte
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French
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1798-1857
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social and static social
dynamics
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Karl Marx
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German
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1818-1883
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class conflict, emotion, historical
materialism
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Emile Durkheim
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French
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1858-1917
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social reality
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Max Weber
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German
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1864- 1920
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social action; subjective sense
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Herbert Spencer
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British
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1820-1903
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social Darwinism
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Harriet Martineau
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British
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1802-1876
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actively advocate the abolition of
slavery and gender issues
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