Classic Sociological Theory: Course Schedule & Reviews List	External Links
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Week	Chapters	Assignments:  All readings from: Zeitlin, Ideology & the Development of  Soc Theory	Reviews
1.  Aug 22	Chpt 1	( Classes Begin Wednesday )  The Enlightenment	Link
2.  Aug 29	Chpt 2, 3 & 4	Montesquieu 1689-1755:  The Fall of Rome & Forms of Govt,  Hobbes;  Rousseau:  Discourse on Inequality;   The Social Contract;   Sophy & Emile	Link
3.  Sept 5	Chpt 5	Mary Wollstonecraft:  The Vindication of the Rights of Women	Link
4.  Sept 12	Chpt 6 & 7	Romanticism:     Kant, Burke & Hegel;       Bonald & Maistre	Link
	EXAM 1	Chapters 1 - 7         A missed exam is penalized, unless excused, & may only be made up at the time of the next exam
Fre Sept 16		DRAFT PROPOSAL due at class time
5.  Sept 19	Chpts  8 & 9	Saint-Simon   &   Auguste Comte	Link
6.  Sept 26	Chpt 10	Alexis de Tocqueville	Link
7.  Oct 3	Chpts 11 & 12	Harriet Martineau;       Harriet Taylor & John Stuart Mill	Link
Fri , Oct 7		LIT REVIEW due at class time
8.  Oct 10	Chpts 13 & 14	Karl Marx:  His Philosphical Orientation;    His Relation to Hegel & Feuerbach	Link
Fri  Oct 14	EXAM 2	Chapters 8 - 14      A missed exam is penalized, unless excused, & may only be made up at the time of the next exam  Make up for EXAM 1
Oct 17		Break!   Smell the flowers ,    Pass Go,   Collect $200 !
9.  Oct 24	Chpts 15 & 16	Marx's Historical Sociology;  Marx & Engels on the Origin of Patriarchy	Link
Fri, Oct 28		FINAL PROPOSAL due  at class time
10.  Oct 31		Continuation of Marx
11.  Nov 7	Chpts 17 & 18	Max Weber	Link
12.  Nov 14	Chpt 21	Robert Michels	Link
13.  Nov 21	Chpt 22	Emile Durkheim	Link
	EXAM 3	Chapters 15 - 18; 21, 22     A missed exam is penalized, unless excused, & may only be made up at the time of the next exam  Make up for EXAM  2
	Chpt 23	Karl Mannheim	Link
	Chpt 25	William James	Link
14.  Nov 28	Chpt 26	John Dewey	Link
	Chpt 27	George Herbert Mead	Link
Fri, Dec 2		TERM PAPER due at class time
15.  Dec 5		PRESENTATIONS          Last day of classes:  Fri, Dec 9
16.  Dec 12		Finals Week
Thurs, Dec 13	EXAM 4	Chapters 23; 25 - 27   A missed exam is penalized, unless excused, & may only be made up at the time of the next exam  Make up for EXAM 3

In order to do well on the tests, consider the following methodology:   Read the text before class.  Come to class & take notes.  Begin review for the test several days (2 to 4) before the exam, allocating 2 hours at a time.  Review/ re-read the text & review your notes.  Yes, you will need to commit info to memory.	Things to know:  Anything discussed in lecture may be on the test.  All the terms from all chapters & lectures.  Concepts from the chapters & lectures.  Theorists & which concepts they hold.  The text is self-explanatory. Get a good night's sleep before the examine
Exam question types:  For the objective questions, you are responsible for all the material discussed in class, as well as that material in the book.  Fill-In-the-Blanks usually require just a word, a phrase or or a brief explanation to answer. If they ask for examples, be sure & include those.

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