Localization Construction of Sociological Theory

Author: Ye Qizheng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This article collects 12 representative academic papers published by the author over the past two decades, reflecting the author's exploration of the localization of social theory. The first part critically examines contemporary Western sociological theories and many related social phenomena (such as production, consumption, technology, and mass media) in the context of the history of social thought and the history of social development. Building on this foundation, the article further delves into the issue of "localization" in sociological research, presenting some insightful arguments. It argues that sociological theory, if it does not take the path of localization, will remain a flower that bears no fruit. This book is a collection of some representative academic papers published by the author over the past two decades on the exploration of the localization of social theory. The content mainly includes four parts: academic localization, reflection on sociological theory, from production to consumption, and communication and technology. It is suitable for sociological researchers to read.