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SOC1001F: Classical Sociological Theory — Marx, Durkheim & Weber
SOC1001F Introduction to Sociology (SOC1001F) · University of Cape Town · 2026
Interactive theory tree covering Marx, Durkheim, Weber, and the functionalist, conflict, and symbolic-interactionist lenses built on them, plus a 15-question matching quiz for revision.
SOC1001F: Classical Sociological Theory — Marx, Durkheim & Weber is an interactive theory tree for UCT's Introduction to Sociology course that maps the foundational ideas of Marx, Durkheim, and Weber alongside functionalist, conflict, and symbolic-interactionist perspectives, with a 15-question matching quiz for revisi
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