The Emergence of Sociology in Austria 1885-1935

None would deny the fateful role of Austria in European political history during the past century. Her place in intellectual history is of equal importance, as several recent studies have reminded us. Her contribution to the emergence of sociology was both important and peculiar, yet its distinctiveness has often been overlooked. This is partly because of the tendency not to discriminate between Austrian and German thought, and partly because of concentration on successful and positive contributions, rather than on inhibited and negative ones. The latter, however, may be even more instructive than the former

Intellectual history · Optimal distinctiveness theory · Central European national history · German Social Sciences and History · Philosophy, Science, and History

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• From “Socialist Accounting” to the “Livelihood of Man”

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• Ibn Khaldoun dans les premières sociologies allemandes

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• Socialist Accounting” by Karl Polanyi

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• Otto Neurath's idealist inheritance

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• Frenchman, Jew, Positivist

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• Schorske's Vienna

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• La sociologie comme ' mode

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• Restructuring the Past

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• Contemporary Sociology

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• The Intellectual Migration

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• Marxist Sociology

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• The Austrian Mind

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• Schumpeter Social Scientist

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• General Theory of Law and State

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• The Austrian Heimwehr

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• Imperialism and Social Classes

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• Carl Menger and the Austrian School of Economics

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• The Economic Theory of the Leisure Class

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• Empiricism and Sociology

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• The Legacy of Max Weber

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• The Idea of a Social Science

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• Marienthal

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• Freud

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• Vienna

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• "Gay Vienna"--Myth and Reality

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• L'école viennoise des recherches de motivation

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• Contemporary Sociological Theories

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• Marienthal

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• Conservatism and Sociology

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• The 'phenomenological' sociology of Alfred Schutz

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