16.7 4th year Horst Imberger. First semester A weekly 2-hour seminar Final honours standing in either History and Philosophy of Science or Philosophy. Students completing this subject should:

• be able to demonstrate a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of at least one significant social theorist or theoretical tradition;
• have developed the reading and analytical skills for such comprehension and understanding which can be readily used for other texts and subject matter;
• establish a basis for postgraduate research if desired.

This subject is designed to provide students with a detailed familiarity with the works of at least one of the major classical theorists. One seminar paper and one long essay totalling 5,000 words. 16.7 4th year Horst Imberger. First semester One 2-hour seminar per week. Students successfully completing this subject should:

• be able to demonstrate a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of at least one significant social theorist or theoretical tradition;
• have developed the reading and analytical skills for such comprehension and understanding which can be readily used for other texts and subject matter;
• have a basis for postgraduate research if desired.

This subject is designed to provide students with a detailed familiarity with the works of at least one of the major classical theorists. One seminar paper and one long essay totalling 5,000 words. To be advised 16.7 4th year Horst Imberger. First semester A weekly 2-hour seminar Final honours standing in either History and Philosophy of Science or Philosophy. Students completing this subject should:

• be able to demonstrate a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of at least one significant social theorist or theoretical tradition;
• have developed the reading and analytical skills for such comprehension and understanding which can be readily used for other texts and subject matter;
• establish a basis for postgraduate research if desired.

This subject is designed to provide students with a detailed familiarity with the works of at least one of the major classical theorists. One seminar paper and one long essay totalling 6,000 words. M Weber Economy and Society Vols I & II Berkeley, Univ of California Press H Gerth & C. W Mills From Max Weber R. KP