Sociology/Catalogs/Sociologists

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(Note: This is a page under development. Until more of these entries are fully developed, the serious searcher may wish to consult the existing biographies at |SocioSite.Net which have been developed by usually credible authors and offer generally reliable information.)

Jane Addams Raymond Aron R. F. Bales Albert Bandura Howard S. Becker Peter Berger Chester Bernard Peter Blau Herbert Blumer Jerome Bruner Ernest Burgess J.K. Campbell Aaron Circourel August Comte Leonard Cottrill Charles Horton Cooley Emile Durkheim Kai Ericson Amatai Etzioni Gustav Fechner Adam Ferguson Leon Festinger Howard Freeman Erich Fromm Hans Gerth Franklin H. Giddings Nathan Glazer Arthur de Gobineau William Godwin Ludwig Gumplowicz Georges Gurvich George C. Homans Everett Hughes Edmund Husserl

Wyatt Jones Horace Kallen Hans Kelsen Clyde Kluckhohn Frank H. Knight Wolfgang Köhler Peter Kropotkin Manfred Kuhn Jean Baptiste Lemarck Gustav LeBon Frédéric Le Play Kurt Lewin Ralph Linton Seymour Martin Lipset Helena Lopata George A. Lundberg Robert S. Lynd Robert M. McIver Henry Sumner Maine Karl Mannheim Herbert Marcuse Alfred Marshall T.H. Marshall Karl Marx George Herbert Mead Margaret Mead Robert Merton C. Wright Mills Wilbert E. Moore Daniel Patrick Moynihan Meyer F. Nimkoff Howard Odum William F. Ogburn Robert Owen Wilfredo Pareto Robert Parks Talcott Parsons Jean Piaget Pierre Joseph Proudhon A.R. Radcliffe-Brown

Gustav Ratzenhofer David Riesman F.J. Roethlisberger E.A. Ross Edward A. Shils Neal J. Smelzer Anselm Strauss Henri de Saint-Simon Gustav Schmoller Philip Selznick Georg Simmel Albion Small Neal Smelzer Pitirim Sorokin Herbert Spencer Rudolf Stammler William Graham Sumner Edwin H. Sutherland Gabriel Tarde Dorothy Swain Thomas W.I. Thomas Charles Tilly Alexis de Tocqueville Ferdinand Tönnies Thorsten B. Veblen Lester F. Ward Max Weber Norbert Weiner William H. Whyte Jr. Louis Wirth Kurt Wolff Wilhelm Wundt Florian Znaniecki

Applied Sociologists

The present Citizendium category structure does not currently allow a place for a broad variety of social reformers, advocates, social problem experts, social administrators, public administrators, social workers, and others. Until this can be reconciled, many of these figures are listed here as Applied Sociologists.

• Arthur Altmeyer
• William Beveridge
• Wilbur Cohen
• David Gil
• Charles Fourier
• Neil Gilbert
• Yeheskel Hasenfeld
• Ralph Kramer
•  Theodor Lohmann
• Robert Morris
• Charles Schottland
• Harry Specht
• Richard Titmuss
• Robert Vinter