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History of Sociology in North America I

Monday, 16 July 2018: 10:30-12:20
Location: 705 (MTCC SOUTH BUILDING)
RC08 History of Sociology (host committee)

Language: English

The idea of this session is to discuss different aspects of sociological traditions in North American, particularly the case of Canadian sociology.
Session Organizer:
Stephen TURNER, University of South Florida, USA
Chair:
Stephen TURNER, University of South Florida, USA
Oral Presentations
162.1
An unpublished manuscript: The Chicago Forty Two gang alias Sholto or Kip gang
Suzanne GUTH, University of Strasbourg, France
162.2
The Sins of the Fathers? Clifford Geertz, Intellectual Autonomy, and the Concept of “Cultural System”
Andrea COSSU, University of Trento, Italy
162.3
An Historical Overview of Conceptions of Disability in Sociological Theory
Sara GREEN, University of South Florida, USA; Sharon BARNARTT, Sociology, Gallaudet University, Washington, DC, USA 20002, USA
162.4
Brazilian Social Scientists in the United States of America: Conversion Paths (1970-1990).
Lidiane RODRIGUES, Federal University of São Carlos, Brazil
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