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Today, we talk to Seth Abrutyn from the University of British Columbia. Seth teaches graduate classical theory in UBC’s sociology program, and recently caught attention on Twitter for his views about the role of classical sociology in the contemporary sociology graduate curriculum. He published a blog post on the topic here.
Seth is best known for his work on suicide with Anna Mueller from Indiana University at Bloomington. You can catch his earlier podcast episode on this work here.
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By John Jabez Edwin Mayal – International Institute of Social History, Public Domain, Link
One thought on “Teaching Classical Theory (Seth Abrutyn)”
Thanks Seth. Lots of great summaries of sociologists and good practical sense. I especially like your summary of the changing US sociology in the later 20th century. This is different from the UK sociology I got.
Students in your class must have a good time.
Thanks Joseph – good interview