Confronting the American dilemma of race: the second generation Black American sociologists
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Abstract
Chapter 1 Listing of Figures Chapter 2 Introduction Chapter 3 Conflicting Conceptions of the Turf: Theoretical Debates about the Social Role of Black Sociologists: Chapter 4 Contributions of Blacks to Sociological Knowledge: A Problem of Theory and Role to 1950 Chapter 5 On Reconsidering Park, Johnson, DuBois, Frazier, and Reid: Reply to Benjamin Bowser's The Contribution of Black to Sociological Knowledge Chapter 6 Classical Black Sociologists and Social Theory: Anatomy of a Controversy Chapter 7 Negro Problem and the Character of the Black Community: Charles Johnson, E. Franklin Frazier, and the Constitution of a Black Sociological Tradition, 1920-1935 Chapter 8 Idea of Black Sociology: Its Cultural and Political Significance Chapter 9 Outside the Spotlight: Case Studies of Lesser Known Black Sociological Careers: Chapter 10 Studies of the African Diaspora: Work and Reflections of St. Clair Drake Chapter 11 Horace Cayton: Reflections on an Unfulfilled Sociological Career Chapter 12 Walter R. Chivers: An Advocate of Situation Sociology Chapter 13 Using Pragmatist Sociology for Praxis: Career of Charles H. Parrish Chapter 14 Daniel C. Thompson and Butler A. Jones: A Comparison of Interdisciplinary Approaches to Sociology Chapter 15 Conclusion: An Overview on the Black Intellectual Encounter with Sociology: Chapter 16 Sociology by Blacks versus Black Sociology: Revisioning Black American Social Reality Chapter 17 Notes on the Contributors