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Envisioning Sociology
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List of Tables Preface and Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Victorian and Edwardian Sociology 2. Geddes, Branford, and Gurney: Personal Partnerships 3. Organizing an Intellectual Vision 4. Environment, Region, and Social Reconstruction 5. Planning the Built Environment: Civics and Conservative Surgery 6. Socialization, Citizenship, and the University Militant 7. Cooperation, Finance, and Capitalism 8. Financiers, the Credit System, and the Third Alternative 9. Failure of a Sociological Project Appendix A: William Branford Appendix B: The Branford, Gurney, and Geddes families Notes References Index

About the Author

John Scott is Professor of Sociology at Plymouth University in the United Kingdom. His many books include Sociological Theory: Contemporary Debates, Second Edition; Conceptualising the Social World: Principles of Sociological Analysis; and Sociology, Fourth Edition (coauthored with James Fulcher). Ray Bromley is Professor of Geography and Planning at the University at Albany, State University of New York. His books include Planning for Small Enterprises in Third World Cities.

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"...Branford and Geddes' work and that of the Sociological Society deserves recognition and Scott and Bromley's research would be a great platform for introducing them in a freshman level sociology course." - International Social Science Review "Scott and Bromley are illuminating and sure-footed about the intellectual field that spawned the [sociological] Society. Theirs is surely an exhaustive account of the group's contribution to social reconstruction, politics, planning, civics, culture and education and, above all, sociology." - Sociological Review "...a significant contribution ... the most substantial effort to date to recover the life and work of a circle of early twentieth-century thinkers ... punchy and highly readable." - Journal of the History of the Behavioral Sciences "...a valuable book which will be of interest to a wide variety of scholars of the intellectual history of the later Victorian period." - Journal of Victorian Culture

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