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Emile Durkheim ( structural functionalism)

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Emile Durkheim ( structural functionalism)

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Much of Durkheim's work is concerned with how society maintains its integrity and coherence in modernity, a time when traditional social and religious ties are less prevalent and new social institutions have been formed. Durkheim's concepts of social science research laid the foundation for modern sociology, and he used scientific tools such as statistics, surveys, and historical observations when analyzing suicides in Catholic and Protestant groups.

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Marx's political and philosophical thought had a huge impact on the later intellectual history, economic history and political history. His name is used as an adjective, noun, and school of social theory.

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Smith's main focus is feminism and how bad behavior against women can create prejudice. Smith founded the sociological subdiscipline of feminist standpoint theory and institutional ethnography

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Cooley is perhaps best known for his mirror self-concept, which is the concept of one's self growing in society's interpersonal interactions and perceptions of others. It expands William James' self-concept to include the ability to reflect on his own actions. The perspectives of others establish, alter, and maintain our self-image; thus, there is an interaction between how we see ourselves and how others see us.

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He is considered one of the founders of Symbolic Interactionism and what came to be known as the Chicago sociological tradition. Much of Mead's work focused on the development of the self and the objectivity of the world in the social realm: he insisted that "an individual mind can exist only in relation to other minds of common significance."

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Max Weber is considered one of the most important theorists in the world. His ideas have profoundly influenced social theory and research. Although Emile Durkheim is recognized as one of the fathers of sociology along with August Comte, Karl Marx and August Comte, Weber considers himself not a sociologist but a historian Family.