Llewellyn Gro
Biographic Data
| ID | 3630343 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Llewellyn Gro |
| GIVEN NAMES | Llewellyn |
| FAMILY NAME | Gro |
| SIGNATURE | GRO L |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 22 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 48 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 22 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1944 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1971 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Embattled Reason: Essays on Social Knowledge
Embattled Reason constitutes an intellectual profile of one of America's preeminent sociologists. This collection of essays, published over the course of thirty years, embodies a series of intellectual choices in response to current concerns and to debates of the past, affording a coherent and unified view of Bendix's work as a whole. The articles are grouped under three headings. In Conditions of Knowledge the author is concerned with the value …
Social Stratification in the United States
The Affluent Worker in the Class Structure
Sociological Theory: Inquiries and Paradigms
Sociological Theory: Inquiries and Paradigms
The Uses of Comparative Sociology.Stanislav Andreski
Community, Character and Civilization
On Theory and Verification in Sociology
Collected Papers II: Studies in Social Theory.Alfred Schutz , Arvid Brodersen
The Conduct of Inquiry.Abraham Kaplan
The Problem of Social-Scientific Knowledge
Where Is Social Reality
Theories of Society: Foundations of Modern Sociological Theory
Science and the Structure of Ethics
Images of Man: The Classic Tradition in Sociological Thinking
Symposium on Sociological Theory
An Epistemological View of Sociological Theory
Sociological theory is made known through one or more schemes of language, natural, formal, empirical, or some combination of them. The permanent choice of any one at the expense of others gives rise to questionable assumptions about objective reality, to surmount which sociological theory should foster the concurrence of salient elements in the diverse languages. Three complementary approaches are suggested: the co-ordination of language schemes…
The Whole State of Sociology
The Validation of Scientific Theories
Social Structure.George Peter Murdock
The Use of Class Concepts in Sociological Research
Concepts of social classes in present-day sociology are either so completely analytical as to be devoid of relevant empirical referents or so crudely empirical as to be lacking in theoretical significance. An analysis of specific empirical studies points to the possibility that their authors may be using, simultaneously, two implicit conceptual schemes for defining social classes- the"substantive" and the "classificatory"-without recognizing thei…
A Belief Pattern Scale for Measuring Attitudes Toward Romanticism
T HIS STUDY is an examination of the affectional, or more particularly, the romantic attitudes of people, and the construction of a scale for measuring them. It is assumed that these attitudes form a frame of reference within which social life is viewed. If they are a part of contemporary American culture, then a study of that culture should reveal the contexts and limits within which they exist. For this purpose the writer reviewed semi-scientif…
Images of Man: The Classic Tradition in Sociological Thinking
The Validation of Scientific Theories
Sociological Theory: Inquiries and Paradigms
The Use of Class Concepts in Sociological Research
Concepts of social classes in present-day sociology are either so completely analytical as to be devoid of relevant empirical referents or so crudely empirical as to be lacking in theoretical significance. An analysis of specific empirical studies points to the possibility that their authors may be using, simultaneously, two implicit conceptual schemes for defining social classes- the"substantive" and the "classificatory"-without recognizing thei…
A Belief Pattern Scale for Measuring Attitudes Toward Romanticism
T HIS STUDY is an examination of the affectional, or more particularly, the romantic attitudes of people, and the construction of a scale for measuring them. It is assumed that these attitudes form a frame of reference within which social life is viewed. If they are a part of contemporary American culture, then a study of that culture should reveal the contexts and limits within which they exist. For this purpose the writer reviewed semi-scientif…
Sociological Theory: Inquiries and Paradigms
Community, Character and Civilization
Social Stratification in the United States
The Whole State of Sociology
The Problem of Social-Scientific Knowledge
An Epistemological View of Sociological Theory
Sociological theory is made known through one or more schemes of language, natural, formal, empirical, or some combination of them. The permanent choice of any one at the expense of others gives rise to questionable assumptions about objective reality, to surmount which sociological theory should foster the concurrence of salient elements in the diverse languages. Three complementary approaches are suggested: the co-ordination of language schemes…
Social Structure.George Peter Murdock
A Belief Pattern Scale for Measuring Attitudes Toward Romanticism
T HIS STUDY is an examination of the affectional, or more particularly, the romantic attitudes of people, and the construction of a scale for measuring them. It is assumed that these attitudes form a frame of reference within which social life is viewed. If they are a part of contemporary American culture, then a study of that culture should reveal the contexts and limits within which they exist. For this purpose the writer reviewed semi-scientif…
The Use of Class Concepts in Sociological Research
Concepts of social classes in present-day sociology are either so completely analytical as to be devoid of relevant empirical referents or so crudely empirical as to be lacking in theoretical significance. An analysis of specific empirical studies points to the possibility that their authors may be using, simultaneously, two implicit conceptual schemes for defining social classes- the"substantive" and the "classificatory"-without recognizing thei…
Social Structure.George Peter Murdock
The Validation of Scientific Theories
The Whole State of Sociology
Symposium on Sociological Theory
An Epistemological View of Sociological Theory
Sociological theory is made known through one or more schemes of language, natural, formal, empirical, or some combination of them. The permanent choice of any one at the expense of others gives rise to questionable assumptions about objective reality, to surmount which sociological theory should foster the concurrence of salient elements in the diverse languages. Three complementary approaches are suggested: the co-ordination of language schemes…
Science and the Structure of Ethics
Images of Man: The Classic Tradition in Sociological Thinking
Theories of Society: Foundations of Modern Sociological Theory
Where Is Social Reality
The Problem of Social-Scientific Knowledge
Community, Character and Civilization
On Theory and Verification in Sociology
Collected Papers II: Studies in Social Theory.Alfred Schutz , Arvid Brodersen
The Conduct of Inquiry.Abraham Kaplan
The Uses of Comparative Sociology.Stanislav Andreski
Sociological Theory: Inquiries and Paradigms
Sociological Theory: Inquiries and Paradigms
Social Stratification in the United States
The Affluent Worker in the Class Structure
Embattled Reason: Essays on Social Knowledge
Embattled Reason constitutes an intellectual profile of one of America's preeminent sociologists. This collection of essays, published over the course of thirty years, embodies a series of intellectual choices in response to current concerns and to debates of the past, affording a coherent and unified view of Bendix's work as a whole. The articles are grouped under three headings. In Conditions of Knowledge the author is concerned with the value …
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