Structure and Process in Modern Societies

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Structure and Process in Modern Societies is a sociological work by Talcott Parsons that elaborates his structural-functional theory by examining how social structures and processes interact in contemporary societies.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
sociological work
academicField social theory
appliesTo complex social systems
contemporary industrial societies
author Talcott Parsons NERFINISHED
contributesTo macro-sociological theory
theory of social systems
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
elaboratesTheoryOf structural-functional theory
examinesRelationBetween social structures and social processes
focusesOn modern societies
social processes
social structure
hasKeyConcept institutional structure
pattern variables
social change
social integration
social system
value systems
hasPerspectiveOn differentiation of social roles
institutionalization of norms
maintenance of social order
modernization
hasTheme functional prerequisites of social systems
relationship between structure and agency
role of values in social integration
stability and change in social systems
influencedBy Max Weber NERFINISHED
Vilfredo Pareto NERFINISHED
Émile Durkheim NERFINISHED
isUsedIn advanced sociology courses
theory of modernity discussions
language English
mainDiscipline sociology
relatedWorkByAuthor Essays in Sociological Theory NERFINISHED
Societies: Evolutionary and Comparative Perspectives NERFINISHED
The Social System NERFINISHED
targetAudience academic sociologists
graduate students in sociology
theoreticalOrientation structural functionalism
usesConceptualFramework action theory
systems theory

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Talcott Parsons notableWork Structure and Process in Modern Societies