Classics in Sociology and Anthropology

Pre-requisites: Elementary understanding of general history and history of social thought in the 19th and first half of the 20th century.

Course objectives: To introduce ethnology and anthropology students to classic sociological foundations, to the degree in which it coincides and overlaps with those two disciplines.

Course description: Comparative perspectives in classical sociological and ethno-anthropological thought. Analyzing primary texts by classical authors in the discipline.

Learning Outcomes: The ability to navigate between parallel histories of sociological and ethno-anthropological ideas and research.

Literature/Reading:

• Mišel Lalman, Istorija socioloških ideja, tom I, str.77-101; 140-216.
• Žan Poarije, Istorija etnologije, str. 43-115.
• Aljoša Mimica, prir., Tekst i kontekst, str. 333-372
• Aljoša Mimica, Sociologija religije Emila Dirkema, predgovor u: E. Dirkem, Elementarni oblici religijskog života.