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| The Chicago School | | This site provides an excellent genealogy of the Chicago School of sociology. It includes many useful links to sites on such Chicago sociologists as George Herbert Mead and Jane Addams.
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http://www.pragmatism.org/genealogy/Chicago.htm
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| The Pragmatism Cybrary: The Chicago School | | This website is part of a larger project that explores the heritage of pragmatic philosophy, as well as its relationship to social theory. In particular, the section on the Chicago School places George Herbert Mead's work in its pragmatic context and provides links to social activists and philosophers who worked alongside and influenced Mead. This site also contains a section describing Mead's connection to William Thomas and Robert Park.
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http://www.pragmatism.org/genealogy/Chicago.htm
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| Florian Znaniecki | | W.I. Thomas met Florian Znaniecki while on a trip to Poland in 1913 (see p. 167 in the Collins and Makowsky text). Eventually, they collaborated in writing The Polish Peasant. This link provides an interesting historical analysis of Znaniecki's life and works.
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http://www.csudh.edu/dearhabermas/znaniecki01.htm
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