Visibles and invisibles
Subtitle: a primer for a new sociological imagination.
By: Edited by Nicholas M. Regush.
Publisher: Little, Brown
Published: 1973
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 228
Subjects: Social sciences.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Durkheim, É. What is a social fact?; title: Tiger, L. and Fox, R. Biogrammar.; title: Fuller, R. B. Design strategy.; title: Regush, N. M. What kind of revolution?; title: Mailer, N. The psychology of astronauts.; title: Von Däniken, E. Are there intelligent beings in the cosmos?; title: Thompson, W. I. The re-visioning of history.; title: Nicolaus, M. The professional organization of sociology: a view from below.; title: Etzkowitz, H. and Schaflander, G. M. A manifesto for sociologists: institution formation; title: a new sociology.; title: Merton, R. K. Behavior patterns of scientists.; title: Quinney, R. A transcendental way of knowing.; title: Laing, R. D. The obvious.; title: Ostrander, S. and Schroeder, L. A riddle wrapped in an enigma.; title: Watts, A. W. Beat Zen, square Zen, and Zen.