Sex and the sociological fathers

Les écrits classiques du 19e siècle privilégiaient le masculin. Que leurs auteurs tenaient le masculin pour sujet idéal est évident dans leur traitement de certains thèmes fondamentaux tels que la citoyenneté, la famille et le désir et les pratiques hétérosexuelles, qu'ils abordaient du point de vue du sujet masculin. Cette communication est consacrée aux expressions de ce phénomène dans les écrits de trois sociologues classiques ‐ Comte, Durkheim et Weber. The classical 19th century accounts privileged the masculine as the exemplary subject. This is apparent in the treatment of key themes of citizenship, family, heterosexual desire and practice, which are discussed from the perspective of the masculine subject. The article examines the treatment of these themes in the work of three classical sociologists, Comte, Durkheim and Weber

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