Simmel's approach to the study of society is vulnerable in three respects that a Parsonian critique readily reveals. . . . On the other hand, Parson's approach to the study of society is vulnerable in certain respects that a Simmelian critique readily reveals. . . . Even when it may prove impossible to combine the divergent approaches of the two authors in a single interpretive framework where one is dominant and the other subordinate, the social analyst may benefit from alternating the two perspectives when considering some particular set of phenomena. —Donald N Levine (1991) 2011
Despite the fact that Parsons experienced the works of both Simmel and Weber amid his stay at Heidelberg in the late 1920s, his apportionment of the two turned out to be progressively uneven.
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