Concept information
Preferred term
C. Wright Mills
Definition
- C. Wright Mills was a social theorist who is best known for his important contributions to the sociology of power and the theories of social inequality and social organization. Committed to the critical understanding of modern capitalist societies, Mills was against the sort of intellectualism that, in the name of axiological neutrality, distances itself from political life. [Source: Encyclopedia of Power; Mills, C. Wright (1916–1962)]
Broader concept
- key debates in power
- key people in law and society
- key people in political science
- key people in social research
- key people in social theory
- key people in the study of power
- macrosociological theories
- Marxist and neo-Marxist theory
- political philosophy/ethics
- power and political science
- power and political theory
- power and social theory
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/C._Wright_Mills
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