The History of Foreign Sociology. From Plato to Bourdieu

History is not what happens, but what everyone finds in it. Throughout its existence, sociology has generously reproduced its findings - discoveries in the field of social interaction among people, the social structure of society, and human perception of objective reality. From Plato's projects for an ideal organization of society to Bourdieu's chaotic fields, there lies a vast stretch of scientific schools, methodological upheavals, theoretical models of high classics, and intricate modernity.
For a wide and serious circle of people of various specialties and ages, the author wanted to write something that cannot be considered merely educational literature, as there is much personal and non-educational content, but it also does not belong to the genre of an academic monograph that would interest a narrow circle of experts.