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Development of Sociological Theory offers a comprehensive exploration of the evolution of sociological thought, tracing its origins and examining the works of key theorists who have shaped the discipline. The book delves into foundational theories from classical sociologists like Durkheim, Weber, and Marx, and transitions to contemporary perspectives such as symbolic interactionism, feminism, and postmodernism. It provides an analytical framework to understand how sociological theories respond to and reflect changes in society, addressing topics like social structure, power, identity, and cultural dynamics. Designed for students, educators, and scholars, the book combines theoretical insights with practical applications, demonstrating the relevance of sociological theory in analyzing modern societal issues. Through clear explanations and critical analysis, Development of Sociological Theory equips readers with a deep understanding of the discipline’s intellectual heritage, fostering an appreciation for its role in interpreting and addressing the complexities of human social behavior.