This is perhaps one of the most detailed and comprehensive books about the structures in social theories.
Built on the Kantian architectonics, the book delves into the changes in them. It is well-researched and discussed.

This also marks one of my most challenging reads to date, and I am no stranger to academic, philosophical, or intellectually-complex reads.

The book comprises of three parts and is well-structured. The theories discussed are supported via images and graphs.
A much-needed book on the lesser-researched and discussed aspects of social theories.

The writer’s style is surprisingly witty and engaging. There is a footnote about hitting. I smiled when I read it.

I shall certainly read parts of this book again, to gain a better grasp of them. I will also cite this book in my work where relevant.