Ian Craib claims that Anthony Giddens work has become so central, that sociologists somehow must account for it in their own work.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Ian Craib argues in his book Anthony Giddens that Giddens' work has become so central to sociology that other sociologists must account for it in their own work.

Ian Craib claims that Anthony Giddens work has become so central, that sociologists somehow must account for it in their own work.

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