Research Methods in Humanist Sociology: A Review of Articles Published in Humanity and Society,1988-1992

Atkinson Paul. 1990. The Ethnographic Imagination. New York: Routledge.

Ballard Chet. 1981 “A Metasociological Analysis of Humanist Sociology: The Prospects for a Paradigm.” Humanity and Society, 4(1): 10–28.

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Berkman Alan M.D. 1991 “Prisoner/Patient Struggles: A View from the Inside.” Humanity and Society, 15(4): 417–421.

Berrigan Daniel Fr. 1991 “Swords into Plowshares.” Humanity and Society, 15(4): 366–374.

Cameron William Bruce. 1963. Informed Sociology: A Casual Introduction to Sociological Thinking. New York: Random House.

Elliott Rodney D. , and Shamblin Don H. 1992. Society in Transition. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.

Fishman Walda Katz. 1990 “Humanist Sociology and the Science of Society: Intellectuals in Defense of Education.” Humanity and Society, 14(3): 215–223.

Gil David. 1987. “Social Sciences, Human Survival, Development and Liberation,” Humanity and Society, 11(2): 175–188.

La Fountain Marc J. 1992 “Foucault and Rodney King: The ‘Rationality’ of a Legal Beating.” Humanity and Society, 16(4): 564–570.

Lee Alfred McClung. 1973. Toward Humanist Sociology. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall.

Lynd Robert. 1939. Knowledge for What? The Place of Social Science in American Culture. Princeton: Princeton University Press.

Papson Stephen D. 1992 “Green Marketing and the Commodity Self.” Humanity and Society. 16(3): 390–413.

Quinney Richard. 1993 “Once Again The Wonder.” Humanity and Society. 17(1): 90–97.

Scimecca Joseph A. 1981. Society and Freedom. New York: St. Martin's Press.