lefebvrists

Example:Durkheimian sociology has been instrumental in understanding the relations between social facts and individual behavior.

Definition:Relating to or derived from the works of Émile Durkheim, a key figure in the development of sociology. This term is often used in conjunction with durkheim's theories on social solidarity and anomie.

Example:The structuralist approach in sociology mirrors the focus on social structures in lefebvrists’ theories.

Definition:Relating to the analysis of cultural elements and their interrelations that characterize a society or social group. Structuralism focuses on underlying structures within society and how they shape social interactions.