Homo Sociologicus by Ralf Dahrendorf

Ein Versuch zur Geschichte, Bedeutung und Kritik der Kategorie der sozialen Rolle

This influential work delves into the concept of the "social role" as a fundamental element in understanding human behavior within society. It explores how individuals are shaped by the expectations and norms associated with their roles, which are defined by the social structures they inhabit. The book critically examines the tension between individual agency and societal constraints, highlighting the dynamic interplay between personal identity and social obligations. Through this lens, it offers a nuanced perspective on how social order is maintained and how individuals navigate the complexities of their social environments.

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Published
1958
Nationality
German
Length
Short
Pages
150-200
Original Language
German
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