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    This document outlines the contributions of several early sociologists, including Auguste Comte who is considered the father of sociology, Harriet Martineau who was the first female sociologist and agreed with Comte's views, Herbert Spencer who compared society to a living organism, Karl Marx who wrote the Communist Manifesto, Emile Durkheim who pioneered applying scientific methods to sociology, and Max Weber who believed sociologists should consider what cannot be directly observed about people's actions.

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    Here are the pioneers of Sociology who contibuted alot of informaions of society

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    The Pioneers of

    Sociology
    Auguste Comte
    1798-1857
    • He is the father of
    Sociology.
    Harriet Martineau
    1802-1876
    • The first woman
    sociologist who
    agreed with Comte.
    Herbert Spencer
    1820-1903
    • He believed that
    society can be
    compared to a living
    organism.
    Karl Marx
    1818-1883
    • He wrote the
    “Communist
    Manifesto”
    Emile Durkheim
    1858-1917
    • He pioneered
    the systematic
    application of
    scientific methods
    of sociology.
    Max Weber
    1864-1920
    • A German sociologist
    believed that
    sociologists must go
    beyond what people
    do, beyond what can
    be observed directly.

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