By Dr. Lauren Langman / 06.18.2016 Professor of Sociology Loyola University Chicago Marx and Freud have two...
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Photograph of Karl Marx, by John Jabez Edwin Mayall, 1875 / International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam,...
Fair State’s annual Co-Optoberfest brings Northeast Minneapolis together through beer, brats, and Bavarian-style merriment every fall. As...
By Dr. Jalaja Bonheim / 02.06.2017 Who Do You Accept and Who Do You Reject? We build...
Portrait of Adam Smith (the Muir Portrait, after the family who once owned it, probably painted posthumously,...
Portrait of Jeremy Bentham, by Henry William Pickersgill / National Portrait Gallery, London Lecture by Dr. Ian...
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Portrait of Montesquieu, 1728, oil on canvas / Palace of Versailles, Wikimedia Commons Lecture by Dr. Iván...
Oil painting portrait of John Locke / Wikimedia Commons Lecture by Dr. Iván Szelényi / 09.10.2008 Professor...
Portrait of Thomas Hobbes, by John Michael Wright, oil on canvas / National Portrait Gallery, London Lecture...
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Auguste Comte, Émile Durkheim, Karl Marx and Max Weber By Dr. Iván Szelényi / 09.03.2008 Professor Emeritus...
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01.10.2016 Japan has one of the highest adoption rates in the world, with over 80,000 legal adoptions...
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Sociologists study how society affects people and how people affect society. How does being in a crowd...
By Alanna Ketler / 11.11.2016 Photos by Harriet Tatham More and more, people are joining an initiative...
By Johan Norberg / 10.27.2016 Is the World Really as Bad as We Think it is? A...
Illustration by Paige Clark By Jeremy Runnalls / 09.22.2016 Denunciations of modern consumer culture have become a...
By Jeremy Adam Smith / 10.09.2016 What makes a ‘Good’ Person? “Goodness” doesn’t seem like a very...
By Thorin Klosowski / 09.26.2016 How Strangers Can Have a Lasting Impact on your Health We’re told...