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C Wright Mills
Three Volume Set
Edited by:
- Stanley Aronowitz - City University of New York, USA
September 2004 | 1 168 pages | SAGE Publications Ltd
C.Wright Mills (1917-63) was one of the great sociologists and leading public intellectuals of the last century. His contribution to the sociology of power elites, industrial relations, bureaucracy, social structure and personality, reformist and revolutionary politics and the sociological imagination are seminal.
These three volumes, edited by one of America's most influential sociologists and cultural commentators, provides an unparalleled resource for understanding the intellectual relevance of Mill's writings. Mill's engagement with contemporary issues and his sociological vision emerge powerfully. The challenge he offers to sociologists is reassessed and reaffirmed.
This is a landmark collection which provides a timely and masterful critical assessment of Mills's contribution.
Volume One
PART ONE: POLITICAL AND SOCIAL THEORY
Irving Howe
Possibilities for Politics
Aaron Levenstein
Labor's Leaders
Joseph Shister
Important Study of Union Leaders
A A Berle Jr
Are the Blind Leading the Blind?
R H S Crossman
Grooming for Power
Michael Harrington
The Power Elite
Stuart Chase
Do Rich Folks, Bosses and War Lords Run America?
Marcus Cunliffe
American Trends
Robert S Lynd
Power in the United States
Bernard Rosenberg & E V Walter
The Power Elite
Harry L Gracey & C Arnold Anderson
Review of The Power Elite by C Wright Mills
Daniel Bell
The Power Elite Reconsidered
Edwin Berry Burgum
American Sociology in Transition
George Lichtheim
Rethinking World Politics
William Kornhauser
Two Views of Mass Society
Talcott Parsons
The Distribution of Power in American Society
Norbert Wiley
C Wright Mills' Idea of the Good Society
Irving L Horowitz
The Dragons of Marxism
William Spinrad
The Socio-Political Orientations of C Wright Mills
Donald Clark Hodges
The Fourth Epoch Epilogue to the Unfinished Social Philosophy of C Wright Mills
J L Simich and Rick Tilman
Radicalism versus Liberalism
Irving Louis Horowitz
C Wright Mills' Power Elite
Donald McQuarie
The 'Plain Marxism' of C Wright Mills
Frederick Swan
Toward a New Democratic Political Theory
Joseph A Scimecca
A Problem for the Sociology of Knowledge
John Alt
Reclaiming C Wright Mills
Fred Halliday
Theory and Ethics in International Relations
Robert Udick
A Letter from History
Kim Sawchuk
The Cultural Apparatus
Volume Two
PART TWO: INFLUENCES
Ralph Miliband
C Wright Mills
Christopher Lasch
A Typology of Intellectuals
Charles Lemert
Whole Life Social Theory
Christopher Lasch
Conscience, Reason and Imagination
Barbara H Chasin
C Wright Mills, Pessimistic Radical
Nobuko Gerth
Hans H Gerth and C Wright Mills
Margot L Lyon
C Wright Mills Meets Prozac
Robert J S Ross interviewed by A Javier Trevino
The Influence of C Wright Mills on Students for a Democratic Society
Norman K Denzin
Ethics in the Academy
Christian Fleck
Review of Collaboration, Reputation and Ethics in American Academic Life
Donald A Nielsen
Hans H Gerth, C Wright Mills and the Legacy of Max Weber
Jennifer Platt
Symbiosis or Parasitism
Andy Merrifeld
An American Aboriginal
Dennis H Wrong
C Wright Mills Recalled
PART THREE: SOCIOLOGICAL EVALUATIONS
Charles E Merriam
Review of From Max Weber; Essays in Sociology
D W Brogan
Rise and Decline of a Class
Gordon Haskell
The Middle Class in U S Society
Irving Howe
The New Middle Class
Dwight Macdonald
Abstractio Ad Absurdum
Dennis H Wrong
Our Troubled Middle Classes
Phillip Rieff
Socialism and Sociology
Harry Alpert
Revolt in the Social Sciences
Arthur K Davis
Sociology without Clothes
Louis Feuer and Philip Selznick
A Symposium on C Wright Mills' The Sociological Imagination
Sidney M Peck
Post-Modern Sociology
Wilson C Record
Of History and Sociology
G B Sharp
Mills and Weber
Edward Shils
Imaginary Sociology
Hans H Gerth
C Wright Mills, 1916-1962
D C Hodges
Review of Images of Man
Irving L Horowitz
C Wright Mills
Richard A Peterson
The Intellectual Career of C Wright Mills
Fred Blum
C Wright Mills
Douglas Fitzgerald Dowd
Thorstein Veblen and C Wright Mills
Don Martindale
The Evolution of C Wright Mills from Social Behaviorism to Left Wing Collectivism
Anatol Rapoport
The Scientific Relevance of C Wright Mills
William Kornhauser
'Power Elite' or 'Veto Groups'?
Eugene V Schneider
The Sociology of C Wright Mills
Volume Three
Ivan Light
Reassessments of Sociological History
Richard Gillam
C Wright Mills and the Politics of Truth
Richard Gillam
Richard Hofstadter, C Wright Mills and 'the Critical Ideal'
David L Petty
C Wright Mills' Professional Contribution to Sociology
E P Thompson
C Wright Mills
Richard Gillam
White Collar from Start to Finish
James R Hudson
Mills and Hawley on Power
Don Martindale
Review of C Wright Mills
Rick Tilman
C Wright Mills, The Sociological Imagination
Hans H Gerth
The Development of Social Thought in the United States and Germany
A Javier Trevino
The Hispanic Writings of C Wright Mills
Tony Edwards
A Remarkable Sociological Imagination
Howard S Becker
Professional Sociology
PART FOUR: POLITICAL CONTROVERSIES
D W Brogan
New Worlds
R V Cassill
Accusers and Pardoners
A J Muste & Irving Howe
C Wright Mills' Program
Charles Wisley
World without War
Lewis Coser
The Uses of Sociology
E Gellner
Sociology
Arnold S Kaufman
The Irresponsibility of American Social Scientists
Daniel M Friedenberg
'Listen Yankee!'
Gerald W Johnson
Seymour Martin Lipset and Neil Smelser
Change and Controversy in Recent American Sociology
Irving Louis Horowitz
Marxism According to C Wright Mills
Guy Oakes & Arthur J Vidich
Gerth, Mills and Shils
James W Russell
Intellectual Partnerships and Grudges