Classical Sociological Theories
General data
Course ID: | 3500-KTS |
Erasmus code / ISCED: |
14.2
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Course title: | Classical Sociological Theories |
Name in Polish: | Klasyczne teorie socjologiczne |
Organizational unit: | Faculty of Sociology |
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ECTS credit allocation (and other scores): |
10.00
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Language: | Polish |
Type of course: | obligatory courses |
Mode: | Classroom |
Short description: |
(in Polish) Wykład jest wprowadzeniem do problemów podejmowanych przez myślicieli społecznych kluczowych dla powstania i rozwoju socjologii jako dyscypliny nauki i jest częścią przedmiotu Klasyczne Teorie Socjologiczne. Obejmuje zagadnienia kluczowe dla najistotniejszych myślicieli i badawczy społecznych XIX i wczesnego XX wieku, takich jak Karl Marx, Max Weber, Georg Simmel czy Émile Durkheim. |
Full description: |
(in Polish) Wykład z Klasycznych Teorii Socjologicznych jest wprowadzeniem do problematyki podejmowanej przez ważnych myślicieli społecznych doby nowoczesnej i kluczowych przedstawicieli socjologii w okresie jej powstawania. Spotkania poświęcone będą poszczególnym autorom, a program wykładu jest zasadniczo spójny z zakresem zagadnień omawianych na ćwiczeniach (z pewnymi różnicami). Najważniejsze bloki tematyczne: Tocqueville i analiza demokratyzacji Marks i analiza społeczeństwa klasowego Saint-Simon i Comte – od socjalizmu utopijnego do pozytywizmu Durkheim i pozytywistyczna socjologia Wilhelm Dilthey i problem rozumienia Max Weber i socjologia rozumiejąca Socjologia formalna Georga Simmla Sigmund Freud i psychoanaliza |
Bibliography: |
(in Polish) Lista lektur jest wyborem dłuższych fragmentów lub całości tekstów obejmujących prace o kluczowym znaczeniu dla rozwoju myśli społecznej. Obejmuje ona m.in. wybór fragmentów z prac Platona, Arystotelesa, Machiavellego, Marksa, Tocqueville’a, Durkheima, Webera, Simmla i Freuda. Szczegółowa lista lektur udostępniana jest studentom w grupach ćwiczeniowych. Dodatkową lekturą pomagająca w przygotowaniu się do zajęć i egzaminu jest książka Jerzego Szackiego Historia myśli socjologicznej (preferowane wydanie: PWN, Warszawa 2006). |
Learning outcomes: |
Has systematized knowledge of social sciences and humanities Has basic knowledge about the place of sociology in the system of sciences and its relations with other academic disciplines Has basic knowledge about social structures and selected social institutions, and their interrelations Is aware of social differentiation and existing social inequalities, as well as their impact on the life of individuals and the functioning of social groups Has basic knowledge about the mechanisms of social group dynamics and interdependencies between groups and individuals Has basic knowledge of methods used in research on cultural diversity Understands the specificity of sociological analysis Has basic knowledge about the functioning of the economy and its relations with other social institutions Has basic knowledge of politics and participation of society in the public sphere Has basic knowledge about the processes forming the basis of social stability and change, and understands their nature Is aware of the processes occurring in Polish and global society and their consequences for social attitudes and institutions Can record and observe social phenomena in a methodologically correct way Can use basic sociological terms and categories to analyze societies, particularly contemporary Polish society Can use basic theoretical categories to describe social changes in modern societies Can conduct a simple analysis of the consequences of the processes occurring in modern societies Can describe the role of culture in the life of the individual and society |
Assessment methods and assessment criteria: |
Attendance at and preparation for classes are necessary conditions for passing. In addition, each student must write a writing assignment, which is assessed by the instructor. The person conducting classes decides on the requirements for writing assignment as well as on additional conditions for completing the exercises (accepted number of absences, tests, etc.). The subject of the final essay should be reported to the instructor before the completion of work. The essay must be submitted so the instructor can grade it before the exam - the schedule and exceptions to these deadlines are decided by the person conducting the classes. The work is graded on a score scale of 0-20 points, the threshold for completing the work is 11 points. The instructor also evaluates the student's activity on a scale of 0-10 points. The points obtained for classes are included in the course assessment - in order to complete the course, students must also pass two exams, ending each of semesters. Only the final grade for the course, including all the components of the final assessment, is entered into the USOS (details below). The KTS assessment consists of several elements: a) in February there is a mid-year exam including the material of the lecture and the first semester of classes, 5 questions to choose from of 7, 50 points max, 30 passes; the colloquium may be corrected in March. One additional date for oral improvement should be agreed with the selected examiner before the summer session. b) in June there is an exam covering the material of the second semester of exercises, 5 questions to choose from of 7, 50 points max, 30 passes, 2nd attempt available in September; (c) Classes points are ascribed in June (scale 1-30); without passing the exercises, it is not possible to take the examination in June; (d) The grading scale is as follows: 0 - 70 points - 2 71 - 85 points - 3 86 - 96 points - 3 + 97 - 107 points - 4 108- 118 points - 4 + 119-130 points - 5 Only the final grade will be entered into the student's record. |
Classes in period "Academic year 2023/24" (in progress)
Time span: | 2023-10-01 - 2024-06-16 |
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Classes, 60 hours, 120 places
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Coordinators: | Andrzej Waśkiewicz | |
Group instructors: | Stanisław Chankowski, Tomasz Maślanka, Jakub Motrenko, Krzysztof Świrek, Andrzej Waśkiewicz | |
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Classes in period "Academic year 2024/25" (future)
Time span: | 2024-10-01 - 2025-06-08 |
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MO TU W TH FR |
Type of class: |
Classes, 60 hours, 120 places
Lecture, 30 hours, 120 places
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Coordinators: | Andrzej Waśkiewicz | |
Group instructors: | Tomasz Maślanka, Jakub Motrenko, Krzysztof Świrek, Andrzej Waśkiewicz | |
Students list: | (inaccessible to you) | |
Examination: |
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Classes - Grading Lecture - Grading |
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