153
Failed Sociologists and Dead Ends in the History of Sociology

Tuesday, July 15, 2014: 8:30 AM-10:20 AM
Room: Booth 49
RC08 History of Sociology (host committee)

Language: English

Session Organizers:
Christian FLECK, University of Graz, Austria and Eric ROYAL LYBECK, University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
153.1
Why Dead Ends May Remain Well-Trodden Paths: Epistemic Hopes and Obstacles in the History of the Delphi Technique (Oral Presentation)
Christian DAYE, University of Graz, Austria

153.2
The Strange Case of Soviet Sociology: A Goffmanian Analysis of a Failed Discipline (Oral Presentation)
Mikhail SOKOLOV, European University at Saint Petersburg, Russia

153.3
The Forgotten One of the Triad: Why Did Rene Worms, and Not Emile Durkheim or Gabriel Tarde, Fail ? (Oral Presentation)
Sebastien MOSBAH-NATANSON, Paris Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

153.4
Are There Only Detours and Dead Ends? Durkheimian Routes to the Suburb of Europe (Oral Presentation)
Joanna WAWRZYNIAK, FSU Jena, Germany

153.5
Orphans Other Deadends in the History of Sociology: Symbolic Interactionism and the Mid-20th Century American Compromise (Oral Presentation)
Ronald JACOBS, University at Albany, USA

153.6
Totalitarianism and Dead Ends in Sociology (Oral Presentation)
Reinhold SACKMANN, University Halle-Wittenberg, Germany

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