Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface ix
4. ONE. Sociology in America: An Introduction 1
5. TWO. The American Spencerians: Theorizing a New Science 39
6. THREE. Thrice Told:Narratives of Sociology’s Relation to Social Work 63
7. FOUR. A Life in the First Half-Century of Sociology: Charles Ellwood and the Division of Sociology 115
8. FIVE. Knowledge from the Field 155
9. SIX. Pragmatism, Phenomenology, and Twentieth- Century American Sociology 183
10. SEVEN. On Edge: Sociology during the Great Depression and the New Deal 225
11. EIGHT. Hot War, Cold War:The Structures of Sociological Action, 1940–1955 281
12. NINE. American Sociology before and after World War II:The (Temporary) Settling of a Disciplinary Field 314
13. ELEVEN. From Relevance to Irrelevance: The Curious Impact of the Sixties on Public Sociology 367
14. THIRTEEN. Assessing the Feminist Revolution:The Presence and Absence of Gender in Theory and Practice THIRTEEN 438
15. FOURTEEN. Feminist Sociology in the Twentieth-Century United States: Life Stories in Historical Context 480
16. FIFTEEN. Sociology of Race and W. E. B. DuBois:The Path Not Taken 503
17. SIXTEEN. The Dark Side of the Force: One Hundred Years of the Sociology of Race 535
18. SEVENTEEN. Pushing the Boundaries or Business as Usual? Race, Class, and Gender Studies and Sociological Inquiry 572
19. EIGHTEEN. Criminology, Criminologists, and the Sociological Enterprise 605
20. NINETEEN. Betwixt and Between Discipline and Profession: A History of Sociology of Education 639
21. TWENTY. Internationalism and Global Transformations in American Sociology 666
22. TWENTY-ONE. Defining Disciplinary Identity:The Historiography of U.S. Sociology 713
23. Appendix: Histories of American Sociology: Readings and Resources 733
24. Contributors 851
25. Index 857