Understanding Social Theory Creation: A Perspective from Pierre Bourdieu and Talcott Parsons

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2022
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Abstract
The paper looks into social theory critically and will discuss issues that are related with creating social theory. The basic aim of this study is to introduce the idea of social theory and identify the issues that are fundamental to theorizing. The discussed social thinkers such as Bourdieu and Parsons to create a perspective about social theory. This paper discusses an account of social theory then the two social thinkers are analysed. Finally, the issue of Macro/Micro during creation of social theory is discussed. The paper concludes that the field of social theory is in flux and there have been attempts for categorisation and tenet creation but the theorist still tends to transcend them. Social theory gives and takes from the world concurrently and for that reason it can be said that it will remain in a flux.
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Journal Annals of Human and Social Sciences
Year 2022
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10.35484/ahss.2022(3-III)05
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