Latour's "Reassembling the social" is an interesting, non-ancient perspective. I mean, people in the social sciences tend to tell you to read Durkheim and Webe

Latour's "Reassembling the social" is an interesting, non-ancient perspective. I mean, people in the social sciences tend to tell you to read Durkheim and Weber and Marx while no one would tell someone to learn calculus on Newton, Cauchy or even Landau.