American Journal of Sociology

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1895-10-01articleThe Quarterly Journal of Economics1,748 citationsclosed

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Contemporary Sociological Theory and Practice Publishing and Scholarly Communication Weber, Simmel, Sociological Theory

Abstract

Included in the correspondence are letters from Herbert Blumer, one of the editors of the Journal of Sociology declining to publish a manuscript of Sorokins that refers to recent publications by Talcott Parsons. Reason being the journal is already thought of as being slanted towards the "Harvard group"; a letter to Peter M. Blau,editor of the American Journal of Sociology from Sorokin regarding his book and that had Sorokin read it before, he would have devoted a number of pages to its analysis, criticism and evaluation as he did in regards to Homan's works; article from Sorokin for the News and Notes section of the journal

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