Preface | |
Acknowledgments | |
Prologue: Sociology as a Perspective | p. 3 |
Sociology as Science, Humanism, and Art | p. 17 |
The Two Faces of Social Science | p. 31 |
Disciplined Artfulness and the Human Sciences | p. 57 |
History and Sociological Imagining | p. 67 |
The Many Enchantments of Money | p. 83 |
Sociology and History: Terms of Endearment? | p. 95 |
Social Science: An Imperfect Art | p. 101 |
Toward a Broader Vision of Inner-City Poverty | p. 123 |
Race, Localism, and Urban Poverty | p. 153 |
Inner-City as Place | p. 163 |
Social Science and Social Policy: A Case Study of Overreaching | p. 169 |
Epilogue: Sociology as a Discipline | p. 185 |
Introduction | p. 219 |
De-gendering "Man of Science": The Genesis and Epicene Character of the Word Scientist | p. 225 |
On Robert Merton, Mary Somerville, and the Moral Authority of Science | p. 255 |
Strange Relation | p. 263 |
A Life of Learning | p. 275 |
About the Contributors | p. 297 |
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