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This is a text book on Sociology which attempts to explain regarding distinguished scholars (Ibn Khaldun, Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Adam Smith, Charles Fourier, Pierre Joseph Prodhon, Max Scheler and many others) who have rightly known to be the Sociological Thinkers because of the focus for their attention, the general drift of their orientation through an elucidation of the social and intellectual context in which they worked.