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Critical Theory of Society offers a profound framework for social critique, originating from the Frankfurt School. It systematically analyzes societal structures, power dynamics, and cultural phenomena to uncover and challenge oppressive systems. This essential approach, central to contemporary sociology of power and cultural studies, provides critical insights into how ideologies shape human experience and can be a powerful tool for understanding and transforming modern society.

Irving M. Zeitlin's seminal work, 'Rulers and Ruled,' delves into the intricate sociology of power and social stratification, offering a compelling analysis of the enduring dynamics between those who govern and those who are governed. This essential text in political sociology explores the historical and theoretical underpinnings of dominance and submission within society.