Suchergebnisse

Table of Contents -- Editor's Foreword -- Conference Participants -- Session One. Public and Mass Media Uses of the Behavioral Sciences -- 1. The Potential Public Uses of the Behavior Sciences - Marvin Bressler -- 2. Newspaper Journalism and the Behavioral Sciences - Richard C. Wald -- 3. A Review of Session One - Ben H. Bagdikian, John W. Riley, Jr. -- Session Two. Social Issues and the Mass Media -- 4. Implications for the Mass Media of Research on Intergroup Relations and Race - Robin M. Williams, Jr. -- 5. Social Class and Serious Mental Disorder - Melvin L. Kohn

Contents -- Preliminaries -- Introduction -- On W. I. Thomas and Florian Znaniecki -- Opening of the Conference - James S. Coleman -- Prologue - Robert McCormick Adams -- Current Issues in Social Theory -- How Sociological Theory Lost Its Central Issue and What Can Be Done About It - Siegwart Lindenberg -- The Analysis of Diversity and the Diversity of Analysis - Morris Janowitz -- The Hidden Issues: A New Agenda - Immanuel Wallerstein -- General Discussion -- The Emergence of Sociology as a Discipline