Must we abandon the principles of the Enlightenment? Can we still defend the idea that there are universal properties of social enquiry? What should our reaction be to the pluralist claims of postmodernist authors? In responding to these and other questions, Dodd develops a distinctive view of the scope and purpose of social theory today. Accessible, wideranging and uptodate, this textbook will be of interest to secondyear undergraduates and above studying social theory, sociology, political theory and human geography.
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