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Theorising Culture: Weber, Simmel and Social Action,rging as a distinctive discipline and differentiating itself from history, psychology, politics and economics through defining a specific object of study — society — and an appropriate methodology, engaged from its beginnings in a debate on the nature of culture.

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Theorising Culture: Marxism,rx vigorously protested: ‘All I know is that I am not a Marxist’ (Marx and Engels, 1962, vol. 2, p. 486). And in a similarly iconoclastic spirit, Engels attacked the facile assumption that Marxism was no more than a sophisticated theory of economic and historical determinism:

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Cultural Analysis and Systems Theory, of culture intrinsic to modernity. In Weber’s case, culture was linked with social change, generating values which, once internalised by agents, led to the necessary motivations for particular modes of social action. For Weber, culture was bound up with the production and communication of meanings;

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