A Mead Project reference page

Originally published as:

Robert Throop and Lloyd Gordon Ward. "Project Inventory." Toronto: The Mead Project (2007)

Project Inventory
Arranged by Author

Overview

After years of playing around with "splash pages" and "sub-sites," we have come to the conclusion that we have no talent for them, but that it doesn't matter — hardly anyone visited them. Almost everyone came to the site from one or another of the search engines. And that's the way it should be. The project originated as a "document repository," the search engines provide the best and easiest access to the materials stored here. So now, the site-map cum inventory serves as the Mead Project's "default" page.

The site has grown considerably since the last update. Unfortunately, that growth means that the inventory file is large (over 400 kb) and takes a long time to load. We apologize for the inconvenience but couldn't bring ourselves to split the inventory into subsections.

The growth in the collection reflects the changes in our research interests over the past two years. Originally, we had tried to limit "editorial license" by trying to capture everything (even the most trivial book review) from a writer. That was practical when we restricted our focus to Mead. Then we broadened our focus to the "Meadians." We are striving to be exhaustive for Floyd Allport, L. L. Bernard, Herbert Blumer, Emory S. Bogardus, Ellsworth Faris, Jacob Kantor, W. I. Thomas, Louis Thurstone and Kimball Young as well as the Sherifs (whose worked outside of the "Chicago Network" but in the Meadian tradition). That will take more time.

Integrating these these areas has meant that we have had to add the occasional paper from several other writers, and stories from magazines and newspapers ranging from Philanthropy and Social Hygiene to entries from The Book of Chicagoans and the Knoxville Journal and Tribune.  Deciding which documents to include requires more than a little editorial license, so bear with us. If you have suggestions, drop us a line -- or better yet -- send the file.

Finally, the recent reworking of the website uncovered countless errors in formatting. The majority reflect changes in the HTML over time (small things have changed over a decade). At just shy of four thousand files (dozens coded before html editors were available) keeping them in shape isn't easy. Please report what you suspect are errors when you run across them.

 

Theodore Abel.

• "Review of The Polish Peasant in Europe and America by Theodore Abel." American Journal of Psychology, 41 (1929): 665-666.

Edith Abbott and Sophonisba Preston Breckinridge

• The Delinquent Child and the Home. New York: The Russell Sage Foundation (1912). 
• Truancy and Non-Attendance in the Chicago Schools: A Study of the Social Aspects of the Compulsory Education and Child Labor Legislation of Illinois. Chicago: University of Chicago (1917).

Jane Addams

• Newer Ideals of Peace. New York: Macmillan 1907.
• The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets. New York: Macmillan (1909).
• A New Consciousness and An Ancient Evil. New York: Macmillan (1912).
• "Helen Castle Mead." In Helen Castle Mead. Chicago: [privately printed] 1929: 17-23.

Samuel Alexander

• Space, Time and Deity: The Gifford Lectures at Glasgow (1916-1918). London: Macmillan & Co. (1920/1927).

William H. Allen

• "Smashing the Looking-Glass", The Survey, February 19, 1916: 602-605.

Floyd Henry Allport

• "Floyd Henry Allport." Harvard College Class of 1913: Secretary's Second Report: June 1917. Norwood, MA: Plimpton Press (1917): 5-6.
• "Behavior and Experiment in Social Psychology." Journal of Abnormal Psychology, 14, (1919): 297-306.
• "[Abstract] Behavior and Experiment in Social Psychology." Psychological Bulletin 17 (1920): 75-76.
• "The Influence of the Group Upon Association and Thought." Journal of Experimental Psychology, 3, 1920: 159-182.
• "Social psychology." Psychological Bulletin, 17 (1920): 85-94.
• "Floyd Henry Allport." Harvard College Class of 1913: Secretary's Third Report: June 1920. Norwood, MA: Plimpton Press (1920): 6-7.
• "Editorial Announcement."  Journal of Abnormal Psychology and Social Psychology 16 (1921): 1-5.
• "A Physiological-Genetic Theory of Feeling and Emotion." Psychological Review 29 (1922): 132-139.
• "Floyd Henry Allport." Harvard College Class of 1913: Decennial Report:1923. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press (1923): 5-6.
• "The Group Fallacy in Relation to Culture,"  Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 19 (1924) : 185-191.
• "Editorial Comment Upon the Effect of An Audience." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 18 (1924): 342-344.
• Social Psychology. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company (1924).
• "Social Change: An Analysis of Professor Ogburn's Culture Theory." Social Forces 2 (1924): 671-676.
• "Recent Psychoanalytic Contributions to Social Theory and Practice." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 19 (1924-25): 60-75.
• "The Group Fallacy in Relation to Social Science" , Hanover, New Hampshire: The Sociological Press (1927)  [Editors' note: this document was based on the pamphlet version of the article, reprinted from the Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, Vol. XIX, No. 1 April-June, 1924.
• "Review of The Basis of Social Theory by Albert G. A. Balz." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 19 (1924): 305-309.
• "Review of The Control of the Social Mind by Arland D. Weeks." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology  19 (1924): 309-311.
• "The Group Fallacy in Relation to Culture." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 19 (1924): 185-191.
• "The Psychological Bases of Social Science." Psychological Bulletin 22 (1925): 561-574.
• "The Measurement and Motivation of Atypical Opinion in a Certain Group." American Political Science Review 19 (1925): 735-760 (with D.A. Hartman).
• "A Technique for the Measurement and Analysis of Public Opinion." American Journal of Sociology 32 (1926): 241-244.
• "A Study of Social Institutions." The School Review, 34 (1926): 547-551.
• "Self-Evaluation: A Problem in Personal Development." Mental Hygiene 11 (1927): 570-583.
• "The Present Status of Social Psychology," Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology   21 (1927): 372-383.
• "The Psychological Nature of Political Structure." American Political Science Review 21 (1927): 611-618.
• "The Nature of Institutions." Social Forces 6 (1927): 167-179.
• “Political Science and Psychology.” Chapter 22 in William F. Ogburn and Alexander Goldenweiser (ed.), The Social Sciences and Their Interrelations. New York: Houghton Miflin (1927): 259-278.
• "Group" and "Institution" as Concepts in a Natural Science of Social Phenomena," Publications of the American Sociological Society Vol. XXII (1928) : 83-99.
• "Social Psychology and Human Values." International Journal of Ethics, 38 (1928): 369-388.
• "Motive As A Concept in Natural Science." Psychological Review 37 (1930): 169-173.
• "Review of Social Groups by B. Warren Brown." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 25 (1930):99-101.
• Excerpts from Students's Attitudes: A Report of the Syracuse University Reaction Study
  • Foreword
  • Chapter 1  : Introduction
  • Chapter 19: Suggestions Relating to Psychology, Sociology and Political Science.
  • Chapter 20: The Technique of Attitude Measurement.
  • Bibliography
• "The Prediction of Cultural Change: A Problem Illustrated in Studies by F. Stuart  Chapin and A. L. Kroeber. Pp. 307-350 in Methods in Social Science: a case book compiled under the direction of the Committee on Scientific Method in the Social Sciences of the Social Science Research Council. Chicago: University of Chicago (1931).
• "Culture Conflict and Delinquency. II. Culture Conflict versus the Individual as Factors in Delinquency." Social Forces 9 (1931): 493-497.
• "Psychology in Relation to Social and Political Problems." Chapter 8 in Paul S. Achilles (ed). Psychology at Work. New York: Whittlesey House (1932): 199-252. (with Milton Dickens and Richard L. Shanck).
• Excerpts from Institutional Behavior: Essays toward a re-interpreting of contemporary social organization. Chapel Hill, NC: University of North Carolina Press (1933)
  • "Foreward"
  • "The Behavior We Call Our Institutions"
  • "The Importance of Studying Institutional Behavior"
  • "The Good Life—Is it an Individual or a Social Goal?
• "The J-Curve Hypothesis of Conforming Behavior." Journal of Social Psychology. 5 (1934): 141-183.
• "Introduction: The Hanover Round Table and Social Psychology of 1936" Social Forces 15 (1937): 445-462.
• "The Observation of Societal Behaviors of Individuals" Social Forces 15 (1937): 484-487.
• "Toward a Science of Public Opinion."  Public Opinion Quarterly, 1 (1937): 7-23.
• "Rule and Custom as Individual Variation of Behavior Distributed Upon a Continuum of Conformity." American Journal of Sociology 44 (1939): 897-919.
• "Polls and the Science of Public Opinion." The Public Opinion Quarterly 4 (1940): 249-257.
• "An Event-System Theory of Collective Action: With Illustrations from Economic and Political Phenomena and the Production of War." Journal of Social Psychology 11 (1940): 417-445.
• "The Structuring of Events: Outline of a General Theory with Applications to Psychology." Psychological Review 61 (1954): 281-303.
• "The Contemporary Appraisal of an Old Problem." Contemporary Psychology 6 (1961): 195-196.
• "Floyd H. Allport." In  Gardner Lindzey (ed) A History of Psychology in Autobiography 6. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall (1974): 3- 29.

Gordon W. Allport.

• "Review of Essentials of Social Psychology by Emory Bogardus." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 17 (1922): 105-106.
• "Gordon Willard Allport." Harvard College Class of 1919: Secretary's Second Report: May 1923. Norwood, MA: Plimpton Press (1923): 40.
• "Gordon Willard Allport." Harvard College Class of 1919: Secretary's Third Report: June 1929. New York: J. J. Little & Ives (1929): 6.
• "Excerpt from 'Six Decades of Social Psychology.'" In Sven Lundstedt (ed), Higher Education in Social Psychology. Cleveland: Press of Case Western Reserve University (1968): 10-11.

American Academy of Political and Social Science.

• "Personal Note from Wisconsin University: Jerome Hall Raymond." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 6 (September 1895): 102-103.
• "Mr. William Isaac Thomas." P. 141 from “Personal Notes.” Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 8 (1896): 138-156.

American Social Hygiene Association.

• "The American Social Hygiene Association, Inc [1914]." Journal of Social Hygiene 1 (1914): 164a.
• “Abram Winegardner Harris, Sc.D., LL. D.” Journal of Social Hygiene 2 (1916): 1-3.
• "The American Social Hygiene Association, Inc [1916]." Journal of Social Hygiene 2 (1916): 144a.
• "The American Social Hygiene Association, Inc [1917]." Journal of Social Hygiene 3 (1917): 156a.
• "The American Social Hygiene Association, Inc [1918]." Journal of Social Hygiene 4 (1918): 138a.

Edward Scribner Ames.

• "Social Consciousness and Its Object." Psychological Bulletin 8 (1911): 407-416.

Benjamin McAlester Anderson Jr.

• Social Value: A Study in Economic Theory, Critical and Constructive. Volume XI in the Hart, Schaffner & Marx Prize Essays. New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 1911.

George J. Anderson

• "Making the Camps Safe for the Army." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science,  79 (1918): 143-151.

James Rowland Angell

• "Review of Analytic Psychology by G.F. Stout" Philosophical Review 6, (1897): 532-539.
• "Thought and Imagery" Philosophical Review 6, (1897): 646-651.
• "Studies from the Psychological Laboratory of the University of Chicago: I. Reaction-Time: A Study in Attention and Habit . Psychological Review 3, (1896): 245- 258. (coauthored with Addison W. Moore) 
• "A Preliminary Study of the Significance of Partial Tones in the Localization of Sound", Decennial Publications of the University of Chicago First Series, Vol. 3, (1903): 17- 25.
• "The Relation of Structural and Functional Psychology to Philosophy", Decennial Publications of the University of Chicago, First Series, Vol 3, (1903): 55-73.
• "Psychology at the St. Louis Congress." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method 2 (1905): 533-546.  
• Psychology: An Introductory Study of the Structure and Function of Human Consciousness. Third edition, revised. New York: Henry Holt and Company, (1906) Pp 396, index.
• "The Province of Functional Psychology." Psychological Review, 14, (1907): 61-91
• "The Influence of Darwin on Psychology." Psychological Review 16 (1909): 152-169. 
• "Imageless Thought", Psychological Review, 18 (1911): 295-322.
• "Behavior as a Category of Psychology", Psychological Review, 20 (1913): 255-270.
• "James Rowland Angell." In Carl Murchison A History of Psychology in Autobiography Vol 3. New York: Russell and Russell (1961): 1-38.

Anonymous

• "Review of Social Psychology by Floyd Allport." Journal of Applied Sociology 8 (1924): 309
• "Review of The Polish Peasant in Europe and America by William I. Thomas and Florian Znaniecki." Journal of American Folklore 73 (1960): 275.
• "In Memoriam Ellsworth Faris, 1874-1953"  American Journal of Sociology 58 (1954): 470-471.

K. Asakawa

• "Discussion of W.I. Thomas, 'The Significance of the Orient for the Occident'", American Journal of Sociology, 13, (1908): 749-752. 

Myron Lucius Ashley

• "The Nature of Hypothesis". Chapter 7 in Studies in Logical Theory edited by John Dewey. Chicago: University of Chicago (1903): 143-183. 

 

 

Read Bain

• "An Attitude on Attitude Research," American Journal of Sociology, 33 (1927-28): 940-957.
• "The Concept of Complexity in Sociology: I", Social Forces (1929-30): 222-231.
• "The Concept of Complexity in Sociology: II", Social Forces (1929-30): 368-378.
• "Theory and Measurement of Attitudes and Opinions." Psychological Bulletin, XXVII (1930), 357-79.
• "The Concept of Social Process," Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XXVII, (1932): 3-19.
• "Review of American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development and European Background by Faye Karpf." American Journal of Sociology 38 (1932): 771-773.
• "Measurement in Sociology (A response to House)." American Journal of Sociology 40 (1934): 481-488.
• "Appraisal of Research in the Social Sciences." Journal of Educational Sociology 14 (1940): 2-8.

James Mark Baldwin.

• "Attention." Chapter 5 in James Mark Baldwin, Handbook of Psychology: Senses and Intellect. New York: Henry Holt. (1890): 69-79.
• " Imitation: A Chapter in the Natural History of Consciousness. " Mind n.s. 4, 1894: 26-55. 
• "Types of Reaction." Psychological Review 2 (1895): 259-273.
• Mental Development in the Child and the Race (3rd ed). New York: Macmillan & Co. 1906. 
• " Consciousness and Evolution, " Science n.s. 7, 1896: 219-223.  
• " Heredity and Instinct (I) ." Science n.s. 7 , 1896: 438-441.  
• " Heredity and Instinct (II). " Science n.s. 7 , 1896: 558-561.  
• " Instinct. " Science n.s. 7 , 1896: 669.  
• " Physical and Social Heredity. " American Naturalist 30, 1896: 422-428.  
• " Consciousness and Evolution, " Psychological Review 3, 1896: 300-309. 
• " A New Factor in Evolution, " American Naturalist 30, 1896: 441-457, 536-554.  
• " A Note on Dr. Herbert Nichols' Paper (Amer. Nat., Sept., 1896). " American Naturalist 30, (1896): 856. 
• " The 'Type-Theory' of Reaction." Mind NS 5 (1896): 81-90. 
•  "The Genesis of the Ethical Self " Philosophical Review, Vol.6 (1897): 225-241. 
• "Social Interpretations" " Psychological Review, Vol.5 (1898): 409-411. 
• "Social Interpretations: A Reply [to Dewey] " Philosophical Review, Vol.7 (1898):621-628. 
• Social and Ethical Interpretations of Mental Development: A Study in Social Psychology. New York: Macmillan & Co. (1899).
• "The Influence of Darwin on Theory of Knowledge and Philosophy." Psychological Review 16 (1909): 207 - 218. 
• The Individual and Society or Psychology and Sociology. Boston: Richard G. Badger (1911).

Charles R. Barnes

• "Discussion of 'Science in the High School' by George Herbert Mead", School Review 14, (1906): 249-253.  

Clifford W. Barnes

• “The Story of the Committee of Fifteen of Chicago.” Journal of Social Hygiene 4 (1918): 145-156.

Harry Elmer Barnes.

• "Discussion of Small's "The Future of Sociology." Publications of the American Sociological Society, 16 (1921): 194-98.
• "Some Contributions of American Psychology to Social and Political Theory."
  • I. Introductory, II. A. William James, B. Granville Stanley Hall.  Sociological Review 13 (1921): 152-167.
  • "C. James Mark Baldwin., D. Development of Ethnic or Folk-Psychology in the United States., E. Edward Lee Thorndike, F. John B. Watson" Sociological Review 13 (1921): 204-227.
• Some Contributions of American Psychological Sociology to Social and Political Theory."
  • I. Lester Frank Ward, II. Simon Nelson Patten, III William Graham Sumner Sociological Review 14 (1922): 202-212.
  • IV. Franklin Giddings, Sociological Review 15 (1923): 35-40.
  • V. Edward Alsworth Ross  Sociological Review 15 (1923): 120-131.
  • VI. Charles Horton Cooley Sociological Review 15 (1923): 194-205.
  • VII. Charles Abram Ellwood  Sociological Review 15 (1923): 286-295.
  • VIII. William Isaac Thomas,  Sociological Review 16 (1924): 19-26.
• "The Place of Albion Woodbury Small in Modern Sociology." American Journal of Sociology 32 (1926): : 15-44.
• "Notable Lectures." The Journal of Higher Education, 8, (1937): 171-172.

Mabel Barrett.

• "[Abstract] The Order of Merit Method and the Method of Paired Comparisons." In H. L. Hollingworth, "New York Branch of the American Psychological Association." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods. 10 (1913): 382-384.

H. Heath Bawden

• "The Functional View of the Relation between the Psychical and the Physical ." Philosophical Review, 11(1902): 474-484.
• "The Meaning of the Psychical from the Point of View of the Functional Psychology." Philosophical Review, 13 (1904): 298-319.

Arthur F. Bentley.

• "The Units of Investigation in the Social Sciences." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 5, (1895): 87-113.
• "Review of The Study of Ethics by John Dewey." American Journal of Sociology 2 (1896): 137-138.
• "Review of The Crowd by G. Le Bon." American Journal of Sociology 2 (1897): 612-614.
• "Simmel, Durkheim, and Ratzenhofer." American Journal of Sociology 32 (1926): 250-256.
• "Remarks on Method in the Study of Society." American Journal of Sociology 32 (1926): 456-460.
• "The Positive and the Logical." Philosophy of Science 3 (1936):, pp. 472-485.
• "Physicists and Fairies." Philosophy of Science 5 (1938): 132-165.
• "Sights-Seen as Materials of Knowledge." Journal of Philosophy 36,(1939): 169-181.
• "Situational Treatments of Behavior." Journal of Philosophy 36 (1939): 309-323.
• "Postulation for Behavioral Inquiry." Journal of Philosophy, 36 (1939): 405-413.
• "The Human Skin: Philosophy's Last Line of Defense." Philosophy of Science 8 (1941): 1-19.

Madison Bentley

• "A Preface to Social Psychology." Psychological Monographs.21, #4 (1916): 1-25.

Henri Bergson

• Time and Free Will: An Essay on the Immediate Data of Consciousness, translated by F.L. Pogson, M.A.  London: George Allen and Unwin (1910) 
• Matter and Memory. Authorized translation by Nancy Margaret Paul and W. Scott Palmer. London: George Allen & Unwin (1911).
• Creative Evolution. Authorized translation by Arthur Mitchell, Ph.D. New York: Henry Holt and Company (1911).  

Luther Lee Bernard

• "A Theory of Rural Attitudes." American Journal of Sociology 23 (1917): 630-649.
• "The Objective Viewpoint in Sociology" American Journal of Sociology 25 (1919): 298-325.
• "The Significance of Environment as a Social Factor." Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XVI, (1921): 84-112.
• "Instincts and the Psychoanalysts." Journal of Abnormal Psychology and Social Psychology, XVII, (1922):350-366.
• "Invention and Social Progress." American Journal of Sociology 29 (1923): 1-33. 
• "Neuro-Psychic Technique" Psychological Review 30 (1923): 407-437.
• "Discussion of Professor McDougall's Paper." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, (1924): 42-45.
• "Recent Trends in Social Psychology." Social Forces (1924): 737-743.
• Instinct: A Study in Social Psychology. New York: Henry Holt and Company (1924).
• Introduction to Social Psychology. New York: Henry Holt and Company (1926).
• "The Interdependence of Factors Basic to the Evolution of Culture." American Journal of Sociology, 32, (1926): 177-205.
• "Review of Social Psychology  by Floyd Henry Allport." Psychological Bulletin, 23 (1926): 285-289.
• "A Psycho-sociological Interpretation of Magic." Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XXII, (1927): 60-71.
• "Introductory Statement Regarding Human Ecology and Population." Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XXIII , (1928): 30-34
• "An Interpretation of Sociology in the United States" Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XXV, (1930): 43-54.
• "Social Attitudes." In Alvin S. Johnson and Edwin R.A. Seligman (eds), Encyclopedia of the Social Science, New York: Macmillan (1930): 305-307.
• "Schools of Sociology." Southwestern Political and Social Science Quarterly 11 (1930): 117-134.
• "Culture and Environment. I. The Unity of the Environment." Social Forces 8 (1930): 327-334.
• "Culture and Environment. I. The Unity of the Environment." Social Forces 9 (1930): 39 - 48.
• "On the Making of Textbooks in Social Psychology." Journal of Educational Sociology 5, (1931-32): 67-81.
• "Attitudes and the Redirection of Behavior" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): 46-74.
• "Social Psychology Studies Adjustment Behavior" American Journal of Sociology, Vol. XXVIII, (1932): 1-9.
• "The Evolution of Social Consciousness and of the Social Sciences." Psychological Review 39 (1932): 147-164.
• "Sociological Research and the Exceptional Man." Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XXVII, (1933): 3-19.
• "Review of Elements of Social Psychology by Herbert Gurnee." American Sociological Review 1, (1936): 829-830.
• "The Great Controversy; or, Both Heterodoxy and Orthodoxy in Sociology Unmasked" Social Forces, 14  (1935): 64-72.
• "Review of Social Psychology by Richard T. LaPierre and Paul R. Farnsworth."  American Sociological Review 1, 1936: 834-835.
• "Recent Discussion Regarding Social Psychology." American Journal of Sociology,  48 (1942): 13-28.
• "William Isaac Thomas." Toronto: Mead Project (2007).

Biblical World.

• "The Chicago Sunday Evening Club." The Biblical World, 41 (1913): 279.

Christopher J. Bittner

• "G. H. Mead's Social Concept of the Self." Sociology and Social Research, 16 (1931): 6-22.

Frank W. Blackmar

• "Introductory Remarks." In Howard J. Rogers (ed) Congress of Arts and Sciences, Universal Exposition, St. Louis, 1904. Vol. 5 (1906): 785-786.

Paul Blanshard

• "Review of The Polish Peasant in Europe and America by William I Thomas and Florian Znaniecki."  Political Science Quarterly 33 (1918): 281-283.

Herbert Blumer

• "Review of The Symbolic Process and Its Integration in Children: A Study in Social Psychology by John F. Markey." American Journal of Sociology 34 (1929): 927-928.
• "Review of The Scientific Habit of Thought by Frederick Barry." American Journal of Sociology 34 (1929): 935.
• Movies and Conduct. New York: Macmillan & Company (1933).
• "Moulding of Mass Behavior Through the Motion Picture." Publications of the American Sociological Society 29 (1935): 115-127.
• "Social Attitudes and Nonsymbolic Interaction." Journal of Educational Sociology 9 (1936): 515-523
• "Social Psychology." Chapter 4 in Emerson Peter Schmidt (ed) Man and Society: A Substantive Introduction to the Social Science.  New York: Prentice-Hall, Inc. (1937): 144-198.
• "Review of Introduction to Social Research by Emory S. Bogardus." American Journal of Sociology 43 (1938): 676.
• "Review of The Psychology of Wants, Interests and Attitudes by Edward L. Thorndike." American Journal of Sociology 44 (1938): 311.
• "Sociological Theory in Industrial Relations." American Sociological Review 12 (1947): 271-278.
• "Public Opinion and Public Opinion Polling." American Sociological Review 13 (1948):: 542-549.
• "Review of Personality: In Nature, Society and Culture by Clyde Kluckhohn and Henry Murray. American Sociological Review 14 (1949): 563-565.
• "Review of The Organizational Weapon: A Study of Bolshevik Strategy and Tactics by Philip Selznick." American Sociological Review 17 (1952):630-631.
• "Review of Man, Mutable and Immutable by Kurt Riezler. American Journal of Sociology 57 (1952): 598-600.
• "What is Wrong with Social Theory." American Sociological Review 18 (1954): 3-10.
• "Sociological Analysis and the "Variable." American Sociological Review 21 (1956): 683-690.
• "Review of W. I. Thomas on Social Organization and Social Personality by Morris Janowitz. American Sociological Review 35 (1970): 550-551.
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Franz Boaz.

• "The Great Melting Pot and Its Problem." New York Times Book Review and Magazine February 6, 1921, p. 3.

Joseph M. Bobbitt.

• "The Measurement of Public Opinion." Sociology and Social Research 19 (1934): 55-60.

B.H. Bode

• "Some Recent Definitions of Consciousness." Psychological Review 15 (1908): 255-264.
• "The Definition of Consciousness." The Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods, 10, (1913) 232-239.
• "Consciousness and Psychology." In Creative Intelligence: Essays in the Pragmatic Attitude edited by John Dewey. New York: Holt (1917): 228-281.
• "The Nature of the Psychical."  Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods, 14, (1917): 288-294.
• “Consciousness as Behavior.” The Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods, 15, (1918): 449-453.
• "Intelligence and Behavior." The Journal of Philosophy, 18, (1921): 10-17.
• "Critical Realism." The Journal of Philosophy, 19 (1922): 68-78.

Walter B. Bodenhafer

• "The comparative role of the group concept in Ward's Dynamic Sociology and contemporary American Sociology: Part I", American Journal of Sociology, (1920): 273 - 314.  
• "The comparative role of the group concept in Ward's Dynamic Sociology and contemporary American Sociology: Part 2", American Journal of Sociology, (1921): 425 - 474.  
•  "The comparative role of the group concept in Ward's Dynamic Sociology and contemporary American Sociology", American Journal of Sociology Vol XXVII (1921): 588-600. 
• "The comparative role of the group concept in Ward's Dynamic Sociology and contemporary American Sociology: Part 4", American Journal of Sociology, Vol XXVII (1921): 716-743. 
• "Comte and Psychology." Papers and Proceedings of the American Sociological Society 17, (1923): 15-26.
•  "The Group as a Valid Concept." Journal of Applied Sociology Vol. 8 (1923): 160-163.
• "Some Aspects of Small's Sociological Theories." Journal of Applied Sociology, 11, (1926): 203-215.
• "Cooley's Theories of Competition and Conflict." Publications of the American Sociological Association, Vol. 25 (1930): 18-24.

William J. Bogan

• A Report on Vocational Training in Chicago and in other Cities: an analysis of the need for industrial and commercial training in Chicago,  a study of present provisions therefor in comparison with such provisions in twenty-nine other cities, together with recommendations as to the best form in which such training may be given in the public school system of Chicago, coauthor with Ernest A. Wreidt and George Herbert Mead. Chicago: City Club of Chicago (1912). 

Emory S. Bogardus

• Essentials of Social Psychology. Los Angeles: University of Southern California Press (1920).
• Discussion of Small's "The Future of Sociology." Publications of the American Sociological Society, 16 (1921): 198-202.
• Excerpts from A History of Social Thought Los Angeles: University of Southern California Press (1922)    
  • "Psycho-Sociologic Thought" Chapter 22 in A History of Social Thought Los Angeles: University of Southern Californa Press (1922):366-388.
  • Psycho-Sociologic Thought (continued)" Chapter 23 in A History of Social Thought Los Angeles: University of Southern Californa Press (1922): 389-422.
• "Discussion of F.H. Allport's 'The Group Fallacy and Social Science'." American Journal of Sociology 29 (1924): 703-704.
• Fundamentals of Social Psychology. New York: Century (1924).
• "The Occupational Attitude." Journal of Applied Sociology (1925): 171-176.
• "Social Distance and Its Origins." Journal of Applied Sociology (1925):216-226.
• "Measuring Social Distances." Journal of Applied Sociology (1925) : 299-308.
• "Social Distance in the City." Proceedings and Publications of the American Sociological Society. 20, (1926), 40-46.
• "Analyzing Changes in Public Opinion." Journal of Applied Sociology (1925) : 372-381.
• "Leadership and Social Distance." Sociology and Social Research 12, 1927: 173-178.
• "Occupational Distance." Sociology and Social Research 13, (1928): 73-81.
• Immigration and Race Attitudes. Boston: D.C. Heath (1928).
• "Attitudes and the Mexican Immigrant" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): 291-327.
• "A Social Distance Scale." Sociology and Social Research 17 (1932-1933): 265-271.
• "Measuring Public Opinion." Sociology and Social Research 17 (1933): 465-489.
• "The Sociology of William I. Thomas." Sociology and Social Research 34 (1949): 34-48.
• "W. I. Thomas and Social Origins." Sociology and Social Research 43 (1959): 365-69.
• "Some Pioneer American Sociologists." Sociology and Social Research 47 (1963): 25-33

John E. Boodin

• "The New Realism." Journal of Philosophy Psychology and Scientific Methods, 4 (1907): 533-542.
• "The Existence of Social Minds", American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 19, 1913: 1-47.  
• "Cognition and Social Interpretation", American Journal of Sociology, 20, 1914: 181-219
• "Value and Social Interpretation", American Journal of Sociology, 21, 1915: 65-103.
• "Social Systems", American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 23, (1918): 705-734. 
• "Sensation, Imagination and Consciousness," Psychological Review, 28 (1921): 425-452.
• "The Law of Social Participation" American Journal of Sociology, Vol  27, 1921: 22-53.

Edwin G. Boring.

• "Intelligence as the Tests Test It." New Republic 36 (1923): 35-37.

Melbourne P. Boynton.

• "The Illinois Vigilance Association Annual Meeting. The Philanthropist 23 (April 1909): 17-23.

John M. Brewster

• "A Behavioristic Account of the Logical Function of Universals: I. Physical Signs and Social Signs" Journal of Philosophy, 33 (1936): 505-514.
• "A Behavioristic Account of the Logical Function of Universals: II. Common Signs and Universals." Journal of Philosophy, 33 (1936): 533-547.

Steuart Henderson Britt

• "Social Psychologists or Psychological Sociologist? —Which." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 32 (1937): 314-18.
• "Past and Present Trends in the Methods and Subject Matter of Social Psychology." Social Forces 15 (1937): 462-469.
• "Social Psychologists and Social Psychology." Journal of Social Psychology, SPSSI Bulletin, 1939, 10: 147-150.

Peter Brock

• "Review of The Polish Peasant in Europe and America by William I. Thomas and Florian Znanieki." Slavic and East European Journal 4 (1960): 187-189.

Albert Perley Brogan

• "Abstract: The Logical Analysis of Intrinsic Value." Pp 105-106 in Wendell T. Bush, “The Joint Meeting of the American and Western Philosophical Associations,” The Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods, 12: 93-108.
• "The Fundamental Value Universal." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods, 16, (1919): 96-104.
• "Urban's Axiological System." Journal of Philosophy 18 (1921): 197-209.
• "A Study in Statistical Ethics." International Journal of Ethics, 33, (1923): 119-134.
• "Group Estimates of Frequency of Misconduct." International Journal of Ethics, 34, (1924): 254-271.
• "Moral Valuations about Men and Women." International Journal of Ethics, 35 (1925): 105-124.
• "Ethics as Method." International Journal of Ethics, 36, (1926): 263-270.
• "Problems and Methods in Statistical Ethics." Papers and Proceedings of the  American Sociological Society. 21 (1927) : 174-177.
• "Moral Judgments of High School Students." International Journal of Ethics 38 (1927): 57-69. (with G. S. Slavens)
• "Objective Pluralism in the Theory of Value." International Journal of Ethics 41 (1931): 287-295.
• "Philosophy and the Problem of Value." Philosophical Review, 42 (1933): 105-129.

Harold Chapman Brown.

• "The Thirteenth Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Association." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scienti_fic Methods, 11 (1914): 57-67.

John G. Buchanan.

• "War Legislation against Alcoholic Liquor and Prostitution." Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, 9 (1919): 520-529.

Ernest W. Burgess

• The Function of Socialization In Social Evolution. Chicago: University of Chicago (1916).
• "Family Tradition and Personality" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): 188-207.
• "William I. Thomas as a Teacher." Sociology and Social Research 32 (1948): 760-764.

William H. Burnham

• "The Hygiene of Home Study." Pedagogical Seminary, 12.(1905): 229-236.
• "The Group as a Stimulus to Mental Activity." Science. NS 31, (1910): 571-567.

 

 

Richard C. Cabot.

• "The Chicago Vice Commission." The Survey 26 (6 May 1911): 216-217.

William Bruce Cameron

• "Who teaches Social Psychology?" American Sociological Review, 15 (1950): 553-55.

Harvey A. Carr

• "The Nature of Mental Process." Psychological Review 24 (1917): 181-187.
• "The Relation Between Emotion and its Expression." Psychological Review 24 (1917): 369-375.
• "The Differentia of an Emotion." Chapter 19 in Martin L. Reymert, Feelings and Emotions – The Wittenberg Symposium. Worcester, MA: Clark University (1928): 228-235.
• "Functionalism." Chapter 3 in Carl Murchison (ed), Psychologies of 1930. Worcester, MA: Clark University Press (1930): 59-78
• "Harvey Carr" In Carl Murchison (ed) A History of Psychology in Autobiography 6. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice-Hall (1961): 69 - 82.

Mary Regeler Carus.

• "The Carus Lectureship." Journal of Philosophy 18 (1921): 307-308.

J. McKeen Cattell

• "The Psychophysics of Movement." Mind NS 1,  (1892): 447-452. [with George Stuart Fullerton]
• "On Errors of Observation." American Journal of Psychology 5 (1893): 285-293.
• "Review of 'A New Factor in Evolution,' by J. Mark Baldwin," Psychological Review 3, (1896): 571-572.
• "The Time of Perception as a Measure of differences in Intensity." Philosophische Studien 19 (1902): 63-68.
• "Homo Scientificus Americanus." Science NS 17 (1903): 561-570.
• "Statistics of American Psychologists." American Journal of Psychology 14 (1903): 574-592
• "A Biographical Directory of American Men of Science." Science NS 21 (1905): 899:
• "A Statistical Study of American Men of Science. II. The Measurement of Scientific Merit." Science NS 24, (1906): 699-707. 

• "Reactions and Perceptions." In E. L. Thorndike (ed). Essays Philosophical and Psychological in Honor of William James by his Colleagues at Columbia University. New York: Longmans, Green (1908): 571-584. 

Werrett Wallace Charters

• "A Technique for Studying A Social Problem." Journal of Educational Sociology 6 (1932): 196-203.

H. W. Chase 

• "Psychology and Social Science."  American Journal of Psychology, 28 (1917): 216-228.

Chicago Committee of Fifteen.

• 38 Years Protecting Human Values on the Civic Front in Chicago: A Chronological Record of Accomplishment. Chicago: Committee of Fifteen (1945).
• Samuel P. Thrasher. "Report of the Superintendent." Annual Report of the Committee of Fifteen (1917): 4 - 16.

Chicago Daily Journal.

• "Women Differ On Sex Talk." Chicago Daily Journal 9 June 1915: 4.
• "Prof. Thomas Is Pet ‘Daddy,’ Woman Says." Chicago Daily Journal 12 April 1918: 1.
• "U. C. Faculty Acts in Case of Thomas." Chicago Daily Journal 13 April 1918: 1, 3.
• "Thomas Is Dropped by U. C. Faculty." Chicago Daily Journal, 15 April 1918: 1.
• "Seeking Model in Thomas Case." Chicago Daily Journal 17 April 1918: 3.
• "Thomas and Officer’s Wife Before Court." Chicago Daily Journal 19 April 1918: 1.
• "Thomas Given Their Suitcase." Chicago Daily Journal. 20 April 1918: 3
• "Thomas Affair Only Research." Chicago Daily Journal 22 April 1918: 2

Chicago Daily News

• "Miss Culver Is Modest." Chicago Daily News  16 December 1895: 1.
• "Prof. Thomas Admits Being At Loop Hotel." Chicago Daily News 12 April 1918: 1, 2.
• "Prof. Thomas Taken, Woman Is Let Alone." Chicago Daily News 13 April 1918: 1, 3.
• "Thomas May Escape Morals Court Trial." Chicago Daily News 15 April 1918: 3.
• "Prof. Thomas Ousted From U. of C. Faculty." Chicago Daily News 16 April 1918: 1.
• "Thomas Now Out of U of C." Chicago Daily News 17 April 1918: 4.
• "Court Frees Thomas and Mrs. Granger." Chicago Daily News 19 April 1918: 1.
• "New Thomas Move Impends." Chicago Daily News 22 April 1918: 1.
• "Thomas In Defense Paints Self Martyr." Chicago Daily News 22 April 1918: 5.

Chicago Tribune

• "Miss Culver’s Fortune." Chicago Tribune 21 February 1889: 1.
• "Death of Simon Reid." Chicago Tribune 15 February 1892: 5.
• "Discuss Problems On Sociology." Chicago Tribune 16 November 1894: 2.
• "Gives It A Million." Chicago Tribune 15 December 1895: 1, 4.
• "Miss Culver’s Christmas Gift to the University of Chicago." Chicago Tribune 16 December 1895: 6.
• "Miss Culver's Rich Gift." Chicago Tribune 16 December 1895: 8
• "Dr. Thomas on ‘Life After Death." Chicago Tribune 11 January 1897: 8.
• "Golf at Chicago University." Chicago Tribune 27 October 1898: 4
• "Denies He Begs Gifts." Chicago Tribune 8 March 1900: 3
• "All Gamblers At Heart." Chicago Tribune 25 November 1900: 4.
• "Professor’s Son is Drowned." Chicago Tribune 16 July 1904: 1.
• "Bringing Back Their Son’s Body." Chicago Tribune. 19 July 1904: 2.
• "Take Social Evil From Police Control." Chicago Tribune 11 March 1905: 16.
• "Has New Theory of Man’s Origin." Chicago Tribune 10 August 1906: 3.
• "Thinks Women’s Intellect Weak." Chicago Tribune 20 January 1907: 4.
• "Woman Inferior ? Society at Fault." Chicago Tribune 3 February 1907: 5.
• "Wife Criticises Critic of Women." Chicago Tribune 4 February 1907: 9.
• "The Tempest in the Teapot." Chicago Tribune 6 February 1907: 8.
• "Parole Boy in Golf Ball Case." Chicago Tribune 21 September 1907: 4.
• "Race Weaker; Scores Women." Chicago Tribune 5 December 1907: 10.
• "Urge Prison for Levee's 'Farmers'." Chicago Tribune 28 December 1907: 3.
• "Sunday Evening Club to Last." Chicago Tribune 29 March 1908: 24.
• "Fight ‘White Slave’ Traffic." Chicago Tribune 11 April 1908: 6.
• "Declares White Races Face "Yellow and Black Peril." Chicago Tribune 14 May 1908: 8.
• "‘Pandering’ Law is Tested." Chicago Tribune 11 July 1908: 7.
• "Sellers of Girls Indicted." Chicago Tribune 24 July 1908: 11.
• "Healy Joins In War On Vice." Chicago Tribune 25 July 1908: 3.
• "Appalling Discoveries by Government Agents Show Chicago To Be Greatest White Slave Market in America." Chicago Tribune 26 July 1908: F4, F5.
• "Catch Chicagoans in Canada." Chicago Tribune 4 September 1908: 3.
• "Thomas Rakes Woman Again." Chicago Tribune 21 Sept. 1908: 1.
• Edward F. Roberts. "Clifford G. Roe, Active Public Prosecutor, Pushes Fight on the White Slave Traffic." Chicago Tribune 27 September 1908: D3
• "Flimflam in a Gas 'Saver.'" Chicago Tribune 8 November 1908: 1.
• "Admits Traffic in White Slaves." Chicago Tribune 19 January 1909: 7.
• "Chinese Women’s Deformed Feet Have Comparison in Occident." Chicago Tribune 7 February 1909: E7.
• "Tell About Vice; Suggest Remedy." Chicago Tribune 9 February 1909: 9.
• "Pastor Assails 'White Slavers.'" Chicago Tribune 15 February 1909: 6.
• "Aroused by Theater Fire; Licenses May Be Seized." Chicago Tribune 22 March 1909: 3.
• "Suffragists Win Big Senate Point." Chicago Tribune 15 April 1909: 1-2.
• "‘World’s Most Wicked City?’ Not Chicago." Chicago Tribune 16 May 1909: H1.
• "Heads Sunday Evening Club." Chicago Tribune 28 May 1909: 11.
• "Resorts Obey Healy’s Order." Chicago Tribune 7 June 1909: 3.
• "Landis Upholds White Slave Law." Chicago Tribune 10 July 1908: 14.
• "Find Girls’ Value Slight." Chicago Tribune 14 July 1909: 2.
• "Praises Savages’ Raising of Child." Chicago Tribune 21 July 1909: 9.
• "Other Wits Than Ours: Professor’s Mistake." 22 July 1909: 10.
• "Franks Confess Graft in Detail." Chicago Tribune 25 July 1909: 2.
• "Sumner Returns to Aid M’Cann." Chicago Tribune 25 July 1909: 2.
• "Train New Guns on Vice of Levee." Chicago Tribune 26 July 1909: 1.
• "Protective League Women Call M’Cann Charges ‘Lies.’" Chicago Tribune 26 July 1909: 2.
• "New Law Inspired White Slave Raid." Chicago Tribune 26 July 1909: 3.
• "Many Interested To Help M’Cann." Chicago Tribune 29 July 1909: 4.
• "Child ‘White Slaves’ Talk." Chicago Tribune 30 July 1909: 3.
• "Intermarriage of Races is Urged by Sociologist." Chicago Tribune 18 August 1909: 11.
• "C. G. Roe Resigns As Wayman’s Aid." Chicago Tribune 1 September 1909: 3.
• "New Sensations For M’Cann Trial." Chicago Tribune 13 September 1909: 1.
• "M’Cann Verdict Spurs Wayman On." Chicago Tribune 24 September 1909: 1.
• "Frank Brothers Spurned by Jews." Chicago Tribune 25 September 1909: 2.
• "Open War on Vice to Protect Girls." Chicago Tribune 26 September 1909: 1.
• "Let Chicago’s Sinners Prepare to Tremble; ‘Gypsy’ Smith Is on the Way." Chicago Tribune 26 September 1909: p. I 7.
• "Churches Enter White Slave War." Chicago Tribune 27 September 1909: 1.
• "White Slave War Well Supported." Chicago Tribune 29 September 1909: 10.
• "‘Gipsy’ Plans Night Parade." Chicago Tribune 2 October 1909: 3.
• "Jews Launch Bolt at White Slavers." Chicago Tribune 3 October 1909: 1, 6.
• "Join Hands in War on White Slavery." Chicago Tribune 6 October 1909: 3.
• "Prepare Assault on Shady Hotels." Chicago Tribune 8 October 1909: 1.
• "Jews Preparing Roster of Vice." Chicago Tribune 9 October 1909: 3.
• "Steward’s Order Throttles Levee." Chicago Tribune 11 October 1909: 1
• "Want Vice War Continued." Chicago Tribune 16 October 1909: 3
• "Vice Regulation Methods Opposed." Chicago Tribune 17 October 1909: 3.
• "Chicago’s Civic Revolution That Shall Free the White Slave." Chicago Tribune 17 October 1909: G4, G5.
• "Civic Awakening Hailed in Report." Chicago Tribune 20 October 1909: 4
• "Prof. Thomas In Lecture Says Poets Distort Facts." Chicago Tribune 21 October 1909: 1.
• "Society Women Aid Vice Fight." Chicago Tribune 22 October 1909: 3.
• "Poem Criticised by U. Of C. Professor." Chicago Tribune 22 October 1909: 6.
• "Member Betrays Band of Panders." Chicago Tribune 24 October 1909: 5
• "Says the Pious Hinder Reforms." Chicago Tribune 25 October 1909: 8.
• "Taylor Defends Vice Views." Chicago Tribune 26 October 1909: 3.
• "Attack Regulation of Vice." Chicago Tribune 2 November 1909: 3.
• "President to Aid War on Panders." Chicago Tribune 25 November 1909: 11.
• "Uncle Sam to Ruin Panders." Chicago Tribune 13 December 1909: 4.
• "Would Wipe Out the First Ward." Chicago Tribune 20 December 1909: 16.
• "Ministers Attack Vice Segregation." Chicago Tribune 28 December 1909: 5.
• "Asks Women’s Aid in Fighting Vice." Chicago Tribune 10 January 1910: 3.
• "White Slave Law Passes in House." Chicago Tribune 13 January 1910: 4.
• "Sees Life Term to Curb Panders." Chicago Tribune 16 January 1910: 3.
• "Lambastes the Women, Too." Chicago Tribune 21 January 1910: 9.
• "Passes White Slave Measure." Chicago Tribune 27 January 1910: 4.
• "Ministers Urge Scrutiny of Vice." Chicago Tribune 1 February 1910: 2.
• "Anti-Pandering Treaty No Good?" Chicago Tribune 1 February 1910: 11.
• "Mayor Will Name Vice Commission." Chicago Tribune 4 February 1910: 2.
• "The Vice Commission." Chicago Tribune 6 February 1910: A4.
• "‘Maternal’ Suffrage is Plea." Chicago Tribune 12 February 1910: 9.
• "Giving Care To Vice Board." Chicago Tribune 14 February 1910: 10.
• "Wipe Out Levee? Easy, Says Iowan." Chicago Tribune 15 February 1910: 5.
• "Members of Mayor’s Vice Commission."  Chicago Tribune 6 March 1910: 3.
• "Where Is Money For Vice Inquiry?" Chicago Tribune 7 March 1910: 3.
• "Vice Commission To Hold First Meeting on Tuesday." Chicago Tribune 13 March 1910:6.
• "Vice Commission Begins Its Work." Chicago Tribune 16 March 1910: 17.
• "Lack Cash for Vice Inquiry." Chicago Tribune 18 April 1910: 4.
• "Maps Out Work for Vice Study." Chicago Tribune 3 May 1910: 3.
• "Vice Commission Members Will Ask Fund for Work." 6 May 1910: 3.
• "Women Will Urge Deneen to Abolish Vice Districts." Chicago Tribune 7 May 1910: 9.
• "Vice Landlords Face Publicity?" Chicago Tribune 26 May 1910: 9.
• "A Reformer in Need of Reform." Chicago Tribune 14 July 1910: 4.
• "‘The Tribune’ and White Slavery." Chicago Tribune 15 July 1910: 4.
• "Brundage Wants Vice Segregation." Chicago Tribune 8 September 1910: 7.
• "Business Boom Brings Vice War." Chicago Tribune 8 October 1910: 4.
• "Opposes Segregation Plans." Chicago Tribune 17 October 1910: 11.
• "Vice Board Meets Tuesday." Chicago Tribune 23 October 1910: 3.
• "Vice Board Asks Reformers' Aid." Chicago Tribune 24 October 1910: 9.
• "Might Jail David if He Lived Today." Chicago Tribune 24 October 1910: 11.
• "Vice Commission Begins Huge Task." Chicago Tribune 26 October 1910: 1.
• "Nerve Shocks A Necessity; Ennui Is The Alternative." Chicago Tribune 27 October 1910: 1.
• "Gossip and the Vaso-Motor System." Chicago Tribune 28 October 1910: 12.
• "Report on Vice is Made To Commission of Thirty." Chicago Tribune 30 December 1910: 3.
• "Make More Vice Reports." Chicago Tribune 6 January 1911: 4.
• "Amazed At Vice Conditions Disclosed in Investigation." Chicago Tribune 13 January 1911: 3.
• "Vice Commission Seeks Plan Which Will Stand All Tests." Chicago Tribune 3 February 1911: 3.
• "Reformers Split on Segregation." Chicago Tribune 4 February 1911: 5.
• "Vigilance Society to Meet." Chicago Tribune 5 February 1911: 5.
• "Mayor of Seattle Ousted by Women." Chicago Tribune 8 February 1911: 2.
• "Plan Vice Report Outline." Chicago Tribune 9 February 1911: 2.
• "State or Nation to End Vice?" Chicago Tribune 14 February 1911: 22.
• "Ill Health of Dean Sumner Delays Chicago Vice Report." Chicago Tribune 17 March 1911: 3.
• "5,000 Souls and $15,000,000 A Year Tribute to Vice." Chicago Tribune 6 April 1911: 1.
• "The Vice Report." Chicago Tribune 7 April 1911: 8.
• "Harrison Favors Vice Segregation." Chicago Tribune 7 April 1911: 3.
• "200,000 Ask Board To Convert Levee Into 10 Acre Park." Chicago Tribune 5 May 1911: 1
• "Building Owners Enriched by Vice." Chicago Tribune 11 May 1911: 3.
• "Urge Permanent City Vice Board." Chicago Tribune 30 May 1911: 13.
• "Vice ‘Key’ Would Jolt The Nation, Says Judge Olson." Chicago Tribune 24 June 1911: 1.
• "Views Frisco As Wickedest City." Chicago Tribune 13 July 1911: 2.
• "Brundage Wants Vice Segregated." Chicago Tribune 8 September 1910: 7.
• "Hold Up The Vice Report." Chicago Tribune 15 September 1911: 9.
• "Postoffice Stupidity." Chicago Tribune 16 September 1911: 6.
• "Puts Vice Report Up To Uncle Sam." Chicago Tribune 24 September 1911: 1.
• "Close Mails to Vice Report." Chicago Tribune 27 September 1911: 3.
• "Vice Commission May Invoke Taft." Chicago Tribune 28 September 1911: 6.
• "What is Mailable?" Chicago Tribune 28 September 1911: 10.
• "Here’s Invitation To Jail." Chicago Tribune 8 October 1911: 3.
• "Postoffice Open to Vice Reports." Chicago Tribune 15 October 1911: 2.
• "Denies Vice Key to Inquisitors." Chicago Tribune 29 October 1911: 4.
• "News of the Women’s Clubs." Chicago Tribune 3 November 1911: H3.
• "Move to Aid Youth of Englewood." Chicago Tribune 12 March 1912: 12.
• "Vigilance Association Starts New Campaign Here." Chicago Tribune April 21, 1912: 6.
• "Board Joins War to Suppress Vice." Chicago Tribune 28 October 1912: 3.
• "Helping To Solve a Problem." Chicago Tribune 5 March 1913: 6.
• "Morals Court to Open War on Vice." Chicago Tribune 16 March 1913: 1.
• "Funkhouser As Morals Guardian." Chicago Tribune 21 March 1913: 2.
• "Calls Women to Peace Sessions at The Hague." Chicago Tribune 6 March 1915: 1.
• "Women Called to Peace Meet." Chicago Tribune 21 March 1915: 4.
• "Women Off For Peace Meeting At The Hague." Chicago Tribune 14 April 1915: 4.
• "Women Censure Heckling Wilson by Suffragists.". Chicago Tribune 9 June 1915: 7
• "Suffrage Body Suggests Stand Against Union." Chicago Tribune 10 June 1915: 1.
• "Pastor Caught in Raid Explains He Was Sleuthing." Chicago Tribune 12 June 1915: 17
• "Feminist Speeches Annoy Suffragists." Chicago Tribune 12 June 1915: 19.
• "The Thomas Boys in the Cellar." Chicago Tribune 23 August 1915: 6.
• "Jane Addams Taken Ill On Peace Trip Eve." Chicago Tribune 1 December 1915: 1.
• "Await Tests on Jane Addams." Chicago Tribune 2 December 1915: 4.
• "Hotel Scrub Girl Writes as Poet in Letter Home." Chicago Tribune 5 February 1916: 1.
• "Committee of 15 To Meet." Chicago Tribune 21 May 1916: 11.
• "Healey Ousts Morals Squad; Lid Comes Off?" Chicago Tribune 6 June 1916: 17.
• "Wilson Names Advisers for Defense Body." Chicago Tribune 12 October 1916: 3.
• "Thrasher Tells of Vice." Chicago Tribune 16 October 1916: 1.
• "Mann Act Given Wide Scope By Supreme Court." Chicago Tribune 16 January 1917: 11.
• "Ask Emergency Laws on Liquor During the War." Chicago Tribune 15 April 1917: 14.
• "Chicago Winning Fight on Evil, Is Vice Report." Chicago Tribune 16 May 1917: 13.
• "Police Club Anti-War Rioters." Chicago Tribune 28 May 1917, p. 1, 4.
• "Jane Addams Aids League Against Draft." Chicago Tribune 3 June 1917: 1.
• "Terms of Peace Party Welcome Wrong Russians." Chicago Tribune 3 June 1917:  3.
• "Is In ‘People’s Council,’ Miss Addams Admits." Chicago Tribune 5 June 1917: 3.
• "Slaps at Mayor For Failure To Warn ‘Traitors.’" Chicago Tribune 5 June 1917: 9.
• "Labor Picnic Crowds Hear Peace Orators." Chicago Tribune 9 June 1917: 9.
• "Carter Dissents To Jane Addams’ Views on War." Chicago Tribune 11 June 1917: 13.
• "Council, 60 to 8, Declares City Belongs to U.S." 12 June, 1917: 13.
• "Vice at Newport Perils Recruits, Daniels' Charge." Chicago Tribune 21 June 1917: 3
• "Pacifists Here Preparing for New Conference." Chicago Tribune 25 June 1917: 7.
• "Call Lansing Censor Plan Czar’s Weapon." Chicago Tribune 27 June 1917: 3.
• "3 Minute Muzzle to Soft Pedal Peace Boosters." Chicago Tribune 5 July 1917: 4.
• "They Talked and They Talked At That Peace Meet." Chicago Tribune 8 July 1917:  3.
• "Bar Newspapers Opposing War From U.S. Mails." Chicago Tribune 8 July 1918:  A5.
• "Five Mile Zone Around Camps, Wilson Order." Chicago Tribune, 24 July 1917: 5.
• "Baker Order Moral Zones about Camps." Chicago Tribune 17 August 1917: 3.
• "Town Deports Lochner and 5 Pacifists." Chicago Tribune 31 August 1917: 1
• "Big Bill Defies Lowden." Chicago Tribune 2 September 1917: 1-2.
• "Pacifists, Watch Your Step or U.S. Will Get You." Chicago Tribune 3 September 1917: 2.
• "What Outside Press Thinks of Us." Chicago Tribune 4 September 1917: 3.
• "Westbrook Hits At Vice In Loop In Four Raids." Chicago Tribune 10 September 1917: 1.
• "Funkhouser Given Charge of Curbing Vice." Chicago Tribune 16 September 1917: 15.
• "Morality Zone To Encompass American Army." Chicago Tribune 17 September 1917: 5.
• "Booze is Routed When War Comes to North Clark." Chicago Tribune 6 October 1917: 3.
• "Police Seize 47 Men and Women in 9 Vice Raids." Chicago Tribune 29 October 1917: 17.
• "Kansas City Is Told By Army to Close Resorts." Chicago Tribune 9 November 1917: 7.
• [H. L. Mencken.] "Virtuosi of Virtue" Chicago Tribune 2 December 1917: D2.
• [Clara P. Seippel.] "Virtuosi of Virtue" Chicago Tribune 3 December 1917: D2.
• "Disloyalty, Alienism and Dissent." Chicago Tribune 12 December 1917: 8.
• "No Citizenship, No License, May be New City Law." Chicago Tribune 14 December 1917: 5.
• "Schoemaker to Lead Vice Raids All Over City." Chicago Tribune 16 December 1917: 7.
• "Schoemaker in Week-end Vice Raid Seizes 200." Chicago Tribune 24 December 1917: 11.
• "Says Lazy Girls Walk Into City’s Open Vice Jaws." Chicago Tribune 5 January 1918: 13
• "New Campaign Against Vice in Full Blast." Chicago Tribune 6 January 1918: 13.
• "Hands of Judge in Morals Court Tied, Cook Says." Chicago Tribune 7 January 1918: 11.
• "Army Morals at Highest." Chicago Tribune 19 January 1918: 6.
• "Vice Raids Net 100; Schoemaker Directs Squads." Chicago Tribune 21 January 1918: 13
• "U.S. In Charge of War on Vice; Police Give Aid." Chicago Tribune 13 February 1918: 5.
• "U.S. Accuses 12 Hotel Owners of Harboring Vice." Chicago Tribune 14 February 1918: 5
• "Piano Used by Mary Garden is Fuel for 'Bos." Chicago Tribune, 15 February 1918: 13.
• "Raise Fund To Defend Hotels Raided For Vice." Chicago Tribune, 15 February 1918: 13.
• "U.S. Vice Raids Reduce Toll of Police Squads." Chicago Tribune 18 February, 1918: 13.
• "U.S. Will Let Soldiers Drink Liquor in Homes." Chicago Tribune 20 February 1918: 5
• "U.S. Raiders Put End to Resort Long Immune." Chicago Tribune 20 February 1918: 5.
• "U.S. Threatens to Post Soldiers at Doors of Dives." Chicago Daily Tribune 22 February 1918: 7.
• "First Vice Zone Indictment Hits Farris and Wife." Chicago Tribune 3 March 1918: 10.
• "Army and Navy Officers Taken in Hotel Raid." Chicago Tribune 4 March 1918: 15.
• "U.S. To Watch All Loop Hotels, Big and Little." Chicago Tribune 5 March 1918: 13.
• "Taxi Chauffeurs Must Aid U.S. in War on Vice." Chicago Tribune 6 March 1918: 10.
• "Five Mile Dry Zone Fixed For Naval Stations." Chicago Tribune. 7 March 1918: 1.
• "Vice Fight." Chicago Tribune 19 March 1918: 15.
• "Chicago’s Moral Conditions Get Federal O.K." Chicago Tribune 1 April 1918:  8.
• "Vice Raids Aid U.S. and City in Health Drive." 5 April 1918: 15.
• "War to Finish on Vice Planned by Government." Chicago Tribune 6 April 1918: 7.
• "Senate Passes Bill to Jail ‘Foes Within.’" Chicago Tribune 11 April 1918: 5.
• "Five Mile Vice Zone to Get Test in Court." Chicago Tribune 11 April 1918: 13.
• "Daniels Will Investigate Bar Permits Here." Chicago Tribune 11 April 1918: 13.
• "'Dr. Thomas' and Woman Taken in Loop Hotel " Chicago Tribune 12 April 1918: 1.
• "Wife of Thomas Takes Woman Into Her Home." Chicago Tribune 13 April 1918: 1, 8.
• "The Law and the Woman." Chicago Tribune April 13 1918: 8
• "Daniels Seeks Vice Facts Here; Fosdick to Aid." Chicago Tribune 13 April 1918: 13
• "Prof. Thomas Gives A Bond and Quits Cell." Chicago Tribune 14 April 1918: 8.
• "To Resign ?" Chicago Tribune 14 April 1918: 8.
• "Denial from Fort Smith " Chicago Tribune 14 April 1918:  8.
• "Younger Thomas Makes Triangle Into Quadrangle." Chicago Tribune 15 April 1918: 13.
• "Prof. Thomas Suspended from U. of C. Faculty." Chicago Tribune 16 April 1918: 1.
• "Dismiss Thomas from U. of C. on Judson's Order" Chicago Tribune 17 April 1918: 17.
• "Prof. Thomas Is Due In Morals" Chicago Tribune 18 April 1918: 13.
• "Treaties Clash With City Law Against Aliens." Chicago Tribune 18 April 1918: 5.
• "Thomas and His Itty Bitty Lady in Court Today." Chicago Tribune 19 April 1918: 13.
• "Raid Arrests At Stake In Thomas Case" Chicago Tribune 20 April 1918: 5.
• "Mrs. W. I. Thomas Put on Pedestal of Sublimity." Chicago Tribune 21 April 1918: 14
• "Thomas To "Tell World" about Itty-Bitty Lady." Chicago Tribune, 21 April 1918: 14.
• "Thomas Defends Self As A Daring Social Explorer. Chicago Tribune 22 April 1918: 1.
• "Sexcerpts." Chicago Tribune 22 April 1918: 15.
• "Don't Write Bad News to Troops, U. S. Plea to Kin." Chicago Tribune 23 April 1918: 7.
• "U.S. Looks Into Case of Thomas-Mrs. Granger." Chicago Tribune 23 April 1918: 17
• "Vice Cleanup, Called Reason for Army Health." Chicago Tribune 27 April 1918: 5.
• "City Prepares to Enforce New Cabaret Ruling." Chicago Tribune 27 April 1918: 13
• "Mrs. Granger Vanishes From Thomas Home." Chicago Tribune 28 April 1918: 1.
• "Thrasher Goes East to Confer on City Cleanup." Chicago Tribune 28 April 1918: 14.
• "Federal Grip on Vice Zone Strengthened." Chicago Tribune 1 May 1918: 11.
• "Licenses." Chicago Tribune 1 May 1918: 11.
• "Bar Permits and Cabarets Face a Double Funeral." Chicago Tribune 6 May 1918: 7.
• "U.S. Operatives Complete Prof. Thomas Inquiry." Chicago Tribune 8 May 1918: 1
• "Don’t Do As Did Prof. W. I. Thomas, Thrasher Warns." Chicago Tribune, 10 May 1918: 17.
• "Diseased Women Lure Draft Men, Alcock Charges." Chicago Tribune 29 May 1918: 15.
• "U.S. Lieutenant Writes, Ignorant of Wife’s Error." Chicago Tribune 4 June 1918: 15
• "Soldiers Free of Disease." Chicago Tribune 15 July 1918: 6
• "Thrasher Asks For U.S. Help in Fighting Vice." Chicago Tribune 5 September 1918, p. 17.
• "Juvenile League Joins Plea for U.S. Vice Inquiry." Chicago Tribune 6 September 1918: 13.
• "State Council Joins Moffett to Fight Vice." Chicago Tribune 13 Sept 1918: 15.
• "Army Now Takes Hand in Inquiry Into City’s Vice." Chicago Tribune 22 September 1918: A1
• "U.S. Calls Vice Meeting of City, County, State." Chicago Tribune 25 September 1918: 13.
• "City Hall Seeks Curb on Army’s Vice Nemesis." Chicago Tribune 2 October 1918: 13
• "Chicago Put In Military Zone to Check Vice." Chicago Tribune 3 October 1918: 13.
• "Reform Forces will be United for Vice Drive." Chicago Tribune 7 October 1918: 9.
• "U.S. To Throw Ten Mile Vice Zone Round Pier." Chicago Tribune 9 October 1918: 13.
• "Dr. Dorsey Quits Wife of 30 Years at Beck of Muse." Chicago Tribune 4 July 1922: 17.
• "Dr. Dorsey Isn’t A Bohemian, He Tells Reporter." Chicago Tribune 5 July 1922: 3.
• "Death Notices: Helen Castle Mead." Chicago Tribune 26 December 1929: 19.
• "Prof. G. H. Mead, 2 Others Resign at U. of Chicago." Chicago Tribune 5 February 1931: 12.
• "Prof. G. H. Mead of U. Of Chicago Dies Suddenly." Chicago Tribune 27 April 1931: 21.
• "Prof. G. H. Mead Funeral Services to Be Thursday." Chicago Tribune 28 April 1931: 18.
• "Ohio Professor, Military Drill Foe." Chicago Tribune 26 May 1931: 5.
• "Ohio Professor's Ouster Assailed by U.S. Savants." Chicago Tribune 10 August 1931: 24.
• "Communism Viewed As World 'Religion' by Bryn Mawr Man." Chicago Tribune 28 August 1935: 2.
• "Mrs. H. P. Thomas, Jane Addams' Friend, Is Dead." Chicago Tribune 6 June 1935: 23.

The City Club Bulletin

•  "The Lodge Resolution and the League." The City Club of Chicago Bulletin, March 10 (1919): 69-71.

Willis W. Clark

• "Scales for Grading Social Conditions." Journal of Applied Sociology  7 (1922):13-18.
• "The Measurement of Social Attitudes." Journal of Applied Sociology 8 (1924): 345-354.

Helen M. Clarke

• "A Note on Recognition."  In Studies in Psychology Contributed by Colleagues and Former Students of Edward Bradford Titchener. Worcester, MA: Louis. N. Wilson (1917): 175-180.

Walter Clarke.

•  "The Promotion of Social Hygiene in War Time." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, Vol. 79, War Relief Work. (Sep., 1918): 178-189.

R. G. Collingwood

•    Excerpts from The Idea of History. Oxford: Oxford University Press (1946)
  • Part V. EPILEGOMENA
    • "Human Nature and Human History" Pp. 205-231.
    • "The Historical Imagination," Pp 231-249.
    • "Historical Evidence," Pp 249-282.
    • "History as Re-enactment of Past Experience," Pp. 282-302.
    • "The Subject-matter of History," Pp. 302-315.
    • "History and Freedom," Pp. 315-321.
    • "Progress as created as Historical Thinking," Pp. 321-334.

Columbia Law Review.

• "Rights of Illegitimate Children Under Modern Statutes." Columbia Law Review. 16 (1916):698-701.

Charles Horton Cooley

• Abstract of "The Social Significance of Street Railways," Publications of the American Economic Association 6 (1891): 71-73.
• "The Theory of Transportation," Publications of the American Economic Association 9, (1894)
• "'Nature versus Nuture' in the Making of Social Careers," Proceedings of the 23rd Conference of Charities and Corrections (1896): 399-405.
• "The Process of Social Change," Political Science Quarterly 12, (1897): 63-81.
• "Genius, Fame and the Comparison of Races," Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science 9, (1897): 1-42.
• "Personal Competition: Its Place in the Social Order and the Effect upon Individuals; with Some Considerations on Success," Economic Studies 4, (1899):
• Human Nature and the Social Order. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons (1902)
• Discussion of Franklin H. Giddings, "A Theory of Social Causation," Publications of the American Economic Association, Third Series, 5 (1904): 426-431..
• "Social Consciousness," Publications of the American Sociological Society  1 (1907): 97-109.
• "A Study of the Early Use of Self-Words by a Child," Psychological Review 15, (1908): 339-357.
• Social Organization: A study of the larger mind. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons(1909).
• "Builder of Democracy," Survey (1909): 210-213.
• "Discussion of Simon Patten, "The Background of Economic Theories," Publications of the American Sociological Society 7, (1912): 132.
• "Builder of Democracy," Survey 36, (1916): 116.
• "Social Control in International Relations," Publications of the American Sociological Society 12, (1917): 207-216.
• "A Primary Culture for Democracy," Publications of the American Sociological Society 13, (1918): 1-10.
• "Political Economy and Social Process," Journal of Political Economy 25, (1918): 366-374.
• Social Process. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons (1918).
• "Reflections Upon the Sociology of Herbert Spencer," American Journal of Sociology 26, (1920): 129-145.
• "Now and Then," Journal of Applied Sociology 8, (1924): 259-262.
• "The Roots of Social Knowledge," American Journal of Sociology 32 (1926): 59-79.
• "Heredity or Environment," Journal of Applied Sociology 10, (1926): 303-307.
• "Sumner and Methodology," Sociology and Social Research 12, (1928): 303-306.
• "Case Study of Small Institutions as a Method of Research," Publications of the American Sociological Society 22, (1928): 123-132.
• "The Life-Study Method as Applied to Rural Social Research," Publications of the American Sociological Society 23, (1929): 248-254.
• "The Development of Sociology at Michigan" Pp 3-14 in Sociological Theory and Research, being selected papers of Charles Horton Cooley, edited by Robert Cooley Angell. Henry Holt: New York (1930).
• [Cooley Bibliography]  

E.D. Cope

• "Observations on Prof. Baldwin's Reply," American Naturalist (1896): 428-430.  

Leonard S. Cottrell, Jr.

• Important developments in American social psychology during the past decade (with Ruth Gallagher). Sociometry, 4 (1941): 107-139.
• Important developments in American social psychology during the past decade. (Concluded)  (with Ruth Gallagher). Sociometry, 4 (1941): 302-324.
•  "The Case-study Method in Prediction" . Sociometry, 4 (1941): 358-370.

Louise F. Cowles

• "Mrs. Elizabeth Storrs Mead", Mount Holyoke Alumnae Quarterly I, (1917): 74-82.  

Paul G. Cressey

• "The Social Role of Motion Pictures in an Interstitial Area." Journal of Educational Sociology 6 (1932): 238-243.
• "The Motion Picture Experience as Modified by Social Background and Personality." Journal of Educational Sociology 7 (1934): 504-515.
• "The Motion Picture Experience as Modified by Social Background and Personality." American Sociological Review 3 (1938): 244-230.
• "A Study in Practical Philosophy." The Journal of Higher Education, 9 (1938): 319-328.

Frederic B. Crossley.

• "Police Reorganization in Chicago." Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, 3 (1913): 670-674.

H. E. Cunningham.

• "Intelligence and Social Life." The American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 28,  (1922):  67-75

M. A. Czaplicka.

• "The Polish Peasant Through American Eyes." Folklore, 29 (1918): 248-251.

 

 

Edgar Dale

• "Methods for Analysing the Content of Motion Pictures." Journal of Educational Sociology 6 (1932): 196-203

Karl M. Dallenbach

• "Margaret Floy Washburn (1871-1939)." American Journal of Psychology 53 (1940): 1-5.

Josephus Daniels.

• "Mothers Told How The Navy Protects Sons." Chicago Tribune 29 July 1917: 9.

Charles Darwin.

• "Instinct". Chapter 7 in The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection or The Preservation of Favoured Races in the Struggle for Life. London: John Murray (1859): 234-263.
• The Expression of the Emotions in Man and Animals. New York: D. Appleton and Company (1872).  

John Frederick Dashiell

• "Values and the Nature of Science." Philosophical Review 22 (1913): 520-538
• "Values and Experience." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods, 11 (1914): 491-497,
• "Humanism and Science". Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods, 12 (1915): 177-189.  
• "Spirit and Matter: A Philosophical Tradition". Journal of Philosophy 14 (1917): 66-74.
• "Sixteen Origins of the Mind." American Journal of Psychology 29 (1918): 435-441.
• "Some Psychological Phases of Internationalism." American Journal of Sociology 25 (1920): 757-768.
• "Are There Any Native Emotions". Psychological Review (1928): 319-327.
• "The Need and Opportunity for Experimental Social Psychology." Social Forces 15 (1937): 490-492.

Berkeley Davids

• "The Passing of Illegitimacy." Law Notes 19 (1915): 144-145.
• "Application of Mann Act to Noncommercial Vice." Law Notes 20 (1916): 144-146

John Dewey

• "Soul and Body" Bibliotheca Sacra 43 (1886): 239-263.  
• "The Psychological Standpoint" Mind 11 (1886): 1-19.  
• "Psychology as Philosophic Method" Mind 11 (1886): 153-173. 
• "The Late Professor Morris." Palladium 31 (1889):110-18.
• "On some current conceptions of the term 'Self'" Mind 15 (1890): 1-19.  
• "Green's Theory of the Moral Motive", Philosophical Review 1, (1892): 593-612. 
• "The Ego as Cause", Philosophical Review 3, (1894): 337-341. 
• "The Psychology of Infant Language." Psychological Review 1 (1894): 63-66.
• "Review of The Psychic Factors of Civilization by Lester F. Ward; Social Evolution by Benjamin Kidd; Civilization during the Middle Ages by George B. Adams and History of the Philosophy of History by Robert Flint." Psychological Review, I (July 1894), 400-411. 
• "The Theory of Emotion. (I) Emotional Attitudes", Psychological Review 1, (1894): 553-569.  
• "The Theory of Emotion. (2) The Significance of Emotions", Psychological Review 2, (1895): 13-32.  
• "The Reflex Arc Concept in Psychology", Psychological Review 3, (1896): 357-370. 
• "[Review of] The Number Concept: Its Origin and Development by Levi L. Conant, Ph.D.  Psychological Review, III, (1896): 326-29
• [Review of} Studies in the Evolutionary Psychology of Feeling by H.M. Stanley" Philosophical Review Vol. 5 (1896): 292-99. 
• "The Psychology of Effort", Philosophical Review 6, (1897): 43-56.  
• "Evolution and Ethics"  The Monist VIII, (1898): 321-341.
• "Review of Social and Ethical Interpretations of Mental Development",  Philosophical Review 7, (1898): 398-409. 
• "Rejoinder [to Baldwin's Response]",  Philosophical Review 7, (1898): 629-630. 
• "[Review of] Social and Ethical Interpretations in Mental Development."  New World Vol. 7 (1898): 504-522.
• "Some Remarks on the Psychology of Number."  Pedagogical Seminary 5 (1898): 426-34.
• "Psychology and Social Practice", Psychological Review 7, (1900): 105-124. 
• "The Evolutionary Method As Applied to Morality: I. Its Scientific Necessity", Philosophical Review 11, (1902): 107-124. 
• "The Evolutionary Method As Applied to Morality: II. Its Significance for Conduct.", Philosophical Review 11, (1902): 353-371. 
• "Interpretation of Savage Mind", Psychological Review 9, (1902): 217-230. 
• "Logical Conditions of a Scientific Treatment of Morality", Decennial Publications of the University of Chicago, First Series, Vol. III. (1903): 115-139.  
• "The St. Louis Congress of the Arts and Sciences"  Science, New Series, 18 (1903): 275-278.
• "The St. Louis Congress of the Arts and Science"  Science, New Series, 18 (1903): 665.
• "The Terms 'Conscious' and 'Consciousness." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method ? (1906): 39- 41.
• "Beliefs and Realities."  Philosophical Review, 15 (1906): 113- 129.
• "The Logical Character of Ideas." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method 5 (1908):375-381.
• The School and Society", Chicago: University of Chicago Press. (1907 & 1915).
• "Does Reality Possess Practical Character. "On the Variability of Individual Judgment." In E. L. Thorndike (ed). Essays Philosophical and Psychological in Honor of William James by his Colleagues at Columbia University. New York: Longmans, Green (1908): 53-80.  
• The Influence of Darwin on Philosophy and Other Essays. New York: Henry Holt and Company (1910). 
• How we think. Lexington, Mass: D.C. Heath, (1910). 
• "The Problems of Value." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 10 (1913): 268-269.
• "Psychological Doctrine and Philosophical Teaching." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method 11 (1914): 505-511.
• Essays in Experimental Logic. Chicago: University of Chicago (1916) 
• "The Need for Social Psychology."  Psychological Review 24 (1917): 266-277.
• "The Need for A Recovery of Philosophy." In Creative Intelligence: Essays in the Pragmatic Attitude edited by John Dewey. New York: Holt (1917): 3- 69
• "Knowledge and Speech Reaction", Journal of Philosophy 19 (1922): 561-570
• "From Absolutism to Experimentalism." In George P. Adams and Wm. Pepperell Montague (eds). Contemporary American Philosophy: Personal Statements. Russell and Russell (1930): 13-27.
• "George Herbert Mead", Journal of Philosophy, 28 (1931): 309-314.
• "Biography of John Dewey." In Paul Arthur Schilpp (ed). The Philosophy of John Dewey. New York: Tudor Publishing Co (1939): 3-45.

Richard Dewey

• "Who teaches Social Psychology?" American Sociological Review, 15 (1950): 553-55.

Daniel D. Droba

• "Methods Used for Measuring Public Opinion." American Journal of Sociology, 37 (1931): 410-423.
• "Statements as Opinion Indicators." Sociology and Social Research 15 (1931): 550-557.
• "Methods For Measuring Attitudes. Psychological Bulletin 29 (1932): 309-323.
• "Education and Negro Attitudes." Sociology and Social Research 17 (1932): 137-141.
• "Topical Summaries of Current Literature: Social Attitudes." American Journal of Sociology  38 (1934): 513-524.
• "The Nature of Attitude." The Journal of Social Psychology 4, (1933): 444-462

Elizabeth Duffy

• "Emotion: An Example of the Need for Reorientation in Psychology." Psychological Review 41 (1934): 184-198.

Ethel S. Dummer (Mrs. W.F. Dummer)

• "Foreword." In Herbert S. Jennings, John B. Watson, Adolph Meyer and William I. Thomas, In Suggestions of Modern Science Concerning Education. New York: Macmillan Co. (1921): v-vi.
• " Forward" in W.I. Thomas, The Unadjusted Girl with cases and standpoint for behavior analysis. Boston: Little, Brown and Company (1923): v-xvii. 

Knight Dunlap

• "Are There Any Instincts?" Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 14 (1919-1920): 307-311.
• "The Foundations of Social Psychology." Psychological Review 30, (1923): 81-102.
• Social Psychology. Baltimore: Williams and Wilkins Co (1925).
• "Instinct and Desire," Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 20 (1925-1926):170-173.
• "Are Emotions Teleological Constructs?" American Journal of Psychology 44 (1932): 572-576.

 

 

Edwin L. Earp

• "Discussion of C.H. Cooley's "Social Consciousness", Proceedings of the American Sociological Society, 1 (1907): 109-112.

Charles W. Eliot

• "The American Social Hygiene Association." Journal of Social Hygiene 1 (December 1914): 1-5.

Charles A. Ellwood

• "Prolegomena to Social Psychology"
  • "I.. The need of the Study of Social Psychology" American Journal of Sociology Vol 4  (1899): 656-665.
  • "II. The Fundamental Fact of Social Psychology" American Journal of Sociology Vol 4 (1899): 807-822.
  • "III. The Nature and Task of Social Psychology" American Journal of Sociology Vol  5 (1899): 98-109.
  • "IV. The Concept of Social Mind" American Journal of Sociology Vol 5 (1899): 220-227.
• "The Theory of Imitation in Social Psychology." American Journal of Sociology 6 (1901): 721-741.
• "Introductory Remarks." Howard J. Rogers (ed) Congress of Arts and Sciences, Universal Exposition, St. Louis, 1904. Vol. 5 (1906): 859.
•  "Professor Ross's Conception of Social Psychology." Psychological Bulletin 5 (1908): 381 - 384.
• "The Science of Sociology: A Reply." American Journal of Sociology 15 (1909): 105-110.
• "The Influence of Darwin on Sociology."  Psychological Review 16 (1909): 188 - 194.
• "The Origin of Society." American Journal of Sociology 15 (1909): 394-404.
• "The Relations of Sociology and Social Psychology" Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 19 (1924): 3-12.
•  "The Uses and Limitations of Behaviorism in Sociology." Publications of the American Sociological Society (1930): 74-82.

Max J. Exner.

• "Prostitution in its Relation to the Army on the Mexican Border." Journal of Social Hygiene 3 (1917): 205-219

 

 

Henry P. Fairchild

• "Review of The Polish Peasant in Europe and America by William I Thomas and Florian Znaniecki.(Volumes I & II)" American Journal of Sociology 24  (1918-19): 331-333.
• "Review of The Polish Peasant in Europe and America by William I Thomas and Florian Znaniecki. (Volumes I - V)" American Journal of Sociology 27  (1921-22): 520-524.

Ellsworth Faris

•  "[Abstract] Punative Justice and the Social Consciousness." Psychological Bulletin 11 (1914): 46-47
• "The Origin of Punishment." International Journal of Ethics 25 (1914):54-67.
• "The Mental Capacity of Savages." American Journal of Sociology 23 (1918): 603-619.
• "Review of The Secret of Personality by G. T. Ladd." American Journal of Sociology 24 (1918): 221-222.
• "Are Instincts Data or Hypotheses?" American Journal of Sociology 27 (1921): 184-198.
• "Ethnological Light on Psychological Problems"  Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XVI (1921): 113-120.
• "Review of Is America Safe for Democracy? by W. McDougal" American Journal of Sociology 27 (1921): 240-243.
• "Review of Primitive Society by R.H. Lowie." American Journal of Sociology 27 (1921): 243-244.
• "Review of Source Book in Anthropology by A.L. Kroeber and T.T. Waterman." American Journal of Sociology 27 (1921) : 244-245.
• "Review of Primitive Society by E.S. Hartland." American Journal of Sociology 28 (1923): 483-484.
• "[Abstract] The Problem and Method in Social Psychology." Psychological Bulletin 21 (1924): 107
• "Review of Principles and Methods of Physical Anthropology by R.S.C. Roy." American Journal of Sociology 28 (1923): 484-485.
• "The Subjective Aspect of Culture"  Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XIX (1924): 37-46.
• "The Nature of Human Nature"  Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XX (1925): 15-29.
• "Pre-Literate Peoples: Proposing a new term"  American Journal of Sociology 30 (1925): 710-712.
• "The Concept of Social Attitudes"  Journal of Applied Sociology, Vol. 9  (1925): 404-409.
• "Review of Social Psychology by Floyd Henry Allport." American Journal of Sociology 30  (1925): 367-378.
• "Review of Instinct by L.L. Bernard." American Journal of Sociology 30 (1925): 600-602.
• "Review of The Laws of Social Psychology by F. Znaniecki." American Journal of Sociology 31 (1926): 531-533.
•  "Review of The Psychology of Human Society by C.A. Ellwood." American Journal of Sociology 32 (1926): 305-307.
• "Review of Psychologies of 1925." American Journal of Sociology 32 (1926): 309-311.
• "The Concept of Imitation," American Journal of Sociology 32 (1926): 367-378.
• "Review of Social Psychology by Knight Dunlap, An Introduction to Social Psychology by L.L. Bernard, Outlines of Abnormal Psychology by William McDougall, Problems of Personality edited by Campbell et al., The Meaning of Psychology by C.K. Ogden, Brains of Rats and Men by C.J. Herrick." American Journal of Sociology 32 (1926): 482-486.
• "Review of General Theory of Value: Its Meaning and Basic Principles Construed in Terms of Interest by Ralph Barton Perry." American Journal of Sociology 33 (1927): 283-285.
• "Topical Summaries of Current Literature: Social Psychology in America." American Journal of Sociology 32  (1926-27): 623-630.
• "Review of The Nature of the World and of Man. by H.H. Newman et al." American Journal of Sociology 32 (1927): 645-646.
• "The Sect and the Sectarian" Publications of the American Sociological Society XXII, (1927): 144-159.
• "Review of General Theory of Value: Its Meaning and Basic Principles Construed in Terms of Interest by R. B. Perry." American Journal of Sociology 33 (1927): 283-285.
• "Review of The Polish Peasant in Europe and America by William I Thomas and Florian Znaniecki." American Journal of Sociology 33  (1927-28): 816-819.
• "Attitudes and Behavior"  American Journal of Sociology, 34 (1928): 271-281.
• "Review of Social Psychology Interpreted by Jesse W. Sprowls,  Introduction to Social Psychology by Radhakamal Mukerjee and Narendra Nath Sen-Gupta, An Outline of Social Psychology by J.R. Kantor, Social Psychology: The Psychology of Political Domination by Carl Murchison." American Journal of Sociology 35 (1929): 304-308.
• "Current Trends in Social Psychology"  In Thomas Vernor Smith and William Kelley Wright (eds), Essays in Philosophy by Seventeen Doctors of Philosophy of the University of Chicago. Chicago: Open Court (1929): 119-133.
• "Review of The Religion Called Behaviorism by Louis Berman." American Journal of Sociology 34 (1929): 1207.
• "Review of Social Psychology Interpreted by Jesse W. Sprowls,  Introduction to Social Psychology by Radhakamal Mukerjee and Narendra Nath Sen-Gupta, An Outline of Social Psychology by J.R. Kantor, Social Psychology: The Psychology of Political Domination by Carl Murchison." American Journal of Sociology 35 (1929): 304-308.
• "Review of The Decroly Class by A. Hamaide." American Journal of Sociology 35 (1929): 313-315.
• "Review of Social Psychology Interpreted by J.W. Sprowls, Introduction to Social Psychology by R. Muckerjee and N.N. Sen-Gupta; An Outline of Social Psychology by J.R. Kantor; and Social Psychology by Carl Murchison." American Journal of Sociology 35 (1929): 304-308.
• "Racial Attitudes and Sentiments." Southwestern Political and Social Science Quarterly, 9 (1929): 479-490.
• "Borderline Trends in Social Psychology"  Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XXV (1930): 36-42.
• "Review of Social Psychology of International Conduct by G.M. Stratton." American Journal of Sociology 35 (1930): 833-834.
• "Review of Science and Personality by W. Brown" American Journal of Sociology 35 (1930): 846.
• "Review of The Encyclopaedia of The Social Sciences, Vol I.", American Journal of Sociology 35 (1930): 1112-1113.
• "Review of The Evolution of War by M.R. Davie." American Journal of Sociology 35 (1930): 1114-1116
• "The Concept of Social Attitudes" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): 3-14.
• "Forward." In Fay Berger Karpf, American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development, and European Background. New York: McGraw-Hill (1932).
• "The Primary Group: Essence and Accident." American Journal of Sociology 38 (1932-33): 41-50.
• "Too Many Ph.D's?." American Journal of Sociology 32  (1933-34): 509-512.
• "Culture and Personality among the Forest Bantu," Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol XXVIII (1934): 3-11.
• "Review of The Evolution of Human Behavior by K.J. Warden." American Journal of Sociology 40 (1934): 268.
• "Review of Emile Durkheim on the Division of Labor in Society by G. Simpson." American Journal of Sociology 40 (1934): 376-377.
• "Review of China's Geographic Foundations by G.B. Cressey and The Chinese by K.S. Latourrette." American Journal of Sociology 40 (1934): 379-380.
• "Review of The Dynamics of Therapy in a Controlled Relationship by J. Taft." American Journal of Sociology 39 (1934): 861-862.
• "Review of An Introduction to Pareto by G. C. Homas and C.P. Curtis." American Journal of Sociology 40 (1935): 667.
• "Review of Education of Primitive People by A. D. Helser." American Journal of Sociology 40 (1935): 685.
• "An Estimate of Pareto." American Journal of Sociology, 41 (1936): 657-668.
• "Review of Mind Self and Society by George H. Mead." American Journal of Sociology 41 (1936): 809-813.
• "Of Psychological Elements." American Journal of Sociology 42 (1936): 159-176.
• "Review of Primitive Behavior by W.I. Thomas." American Journal of Sociology, 43 (1937), 166-171.
• "The Social Psychology of George Herbert Mead." American Journal of Sociology 43 (1937): 391-403.
• "Review of What Man Has Made of Man by M.J. Adler." American Journal of Sociology 43 (1937): 492-493.
• "Review of The Higher Learning in a Democracy by H.D. Gideonse." American Journal of Sociology 43 (1937): 497-498.
• "Journalism  — Not Sociology"  The Journal of Higher Education, 9 (1938): 229-230.
• "The Promise of Sociology" American Sociological Review 3 (1938): 1-12.
• "Sociology and Human Welfare." Social Forces 18 (1939): 1-9.
• "The Retrospective Act." Journal of Educational Sociology 14 (1940): 79-91
• "Review of Frustration and Aggression by J. Dollard, L.W. Doob, N.E. Miller, O.H. Mowrer and Robert Sears." American Journal of Sociology 45 (1940): 595-598.
• "Review of Foundations for a Science of Personality by A. Angyal." American Sociological Review 7 (1942): 276-278.
• "Review of Frustration and Regression by R. Barker, T. Dembo and K. Levin." American Sociological Review 7 (1942): 140-141.
• "Review of Corporal Punishment by H.A. Falk." American Journal of Sociology 48 (1942): 298.
• "Review of Principles of Anthropology by E.D. Chapple and C.S. Coon." American Sociological Review  (1943): 240-241
• "Review of Desert Saints by N. Anderson." American Journal of Sociology, 48 (1943): 522.
• "Review of Conscience and Society by Ranyard West." American Journal of Sociology 50 (1944): 252-253.
• "Review of A Realistic Philosophy of Religion by A.C. Garnett." American Sociological Review 9 (1944): 338-339
• "Review of Sociology of Religion by J. Wach." American Journal of Sociology 50 (1945): 404-405.
• "Review of The Philosophy of Bertrand Russell edited by P.A. Schilpp." American Journal of Sociology 50 (1945): 407-408.
• "Review of The Concept of Dread by Soren Kierkegaard." American Journal of Sociology 50 (1945): 401-404.
• "The Beginnings of Social Psychology." American Journal of Sociology, 50 (1945): 422-428.
• "In Memoriam: W.I. Thomas, 1863-1947." American Journal of Sociology, 53 (1948): 387.
• "W.I. Thomas: 1863-1947." Sociology and Social Research 32 (1948): 755-759.
• "Review of Father of the Man by W.A. Davis and R.J Havighurst." American Journal of Sociology 53 (1948): 401-402.
• "Review of The New Congo by Tom Marvel." American Journal of Sociology 54 (1949): 577-579.
• "Review of This is Race edited by E.W. Count." American Journal of Sociology 56 (1951): 388-389
• "Review of Social Behavior and Personality edited by E.H. Volkart." American Sociological Review 16 (1951): 875-877.
• "Review of Types of Religious Experience, Christian and Non-Christian by Joachim Wach." American Sociological Review 17 (1952): 253-254.
• "Review of Religion Among the Primitives by William J. Goode." American Journal of Sociology 57 (1952): 394-395
• "Review of Types of Religious Experience, Christian and Non-Christian by Joachim Wach." American Sociological Review 17 (1952): 253-254.
• "Review of Religion Among the Primitives by William J. Goode." American Journal of Sociology 57 (1952): 394-395.
• "Review of The Social System by Talcott Parsons." American Sociological Review 18 (1953): 103-106

James T. Farrell.

• "The Philosopher." Pp 23-38 in The Life Adventurous and other stories. New York: Vanguard (1947).
• "George Herbert Mead's Philosophy of the Present." Pp 177-181 in Literature and Morality. New York: Vanguard (1947).

Henry B. Favill.

• "The Chicago Vice Commission." The Survey 26 (6 May 1911): 215-216.

Leonard W. Ferguson

• "A Study of the Likert Technique of Attitude Scale Construction." Journal of Social Psychology 13 (1941): 51-57.

Warner Fite

• Individuality: Four Lectures on the Significance of Consciousness for Social Relations. New York: Longmans, Green and Company (1911). 

Henry Jones Ford

• "The Pretensions of Sociology, " American Journal of Sociology, 15 (1909): 96-104.
• "The Claims of Sociology Examined." American Journal of Sociology, 15 (1909): 244–159

Raymond Blaine Fosdick

• "Letter to the Committee of Fifteen." Annual Report of the Committee of Fifteen, 1917. Chicago: Committee of Fifteen (1917): [insert].
• Excerpts from Chronicle of a Generation. New York: Harper (1958)
  • "European and American Police Systems." Chapter 7 in Chronicle of a Generation: An Autobiography. New York: Harper (1958): 122-141.
  • "Training Camps in World War I." Chapter 8 in Chronicle of a Generation: An Autobiography. New York: Harper (1958): 142-186.

Ellis Freeman

• "Review of Primitive Behavior by W. I. Thomas." American Journal of Psychology 49 (1937): 492-494.

G. S. Fullerton.

• "The 'Knower' in Psychology," Psychological Review 4, (1897): 1-26.  

 

 

Ruth Gallagher

• Important developments in American social psychology during the past decade (with Leonard S. Cottrell, Jr.). Sociometry, 4 (1941): 107-139.
• Important developments in American social psychology during the past decade. (Concluded)  (with Leonard S. Cottrell, Jr.). Sociometry, 4 (1941): 302-324.

Robert H. Gault

• “Psychology in Social Relations.” American Journal of Sociology 22 (1916) : 734 - 748.
• "A Sense of Social Unity"  In Studies in Psychology Contributed by Colleagues and Former Students of Edward Bradford Titchener. Worcester, MA: Louis. N. Wilson (1917): 121-127.
• “Suggestion and Suggestibility,” American Journal of Sociology 25 (1919) : 185-194.
• "The Standpoint of Social Psychology." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 16 (1921): 41-46.

Warner Gettys

• "Review of The Polish Peasant in Europe and America by William I. Thomas and Florian Znaniecki." American Journal of Psychology, 72 (1959): 651-652

Franklin H. Giddings

• "The Ethical Motive." International Journal of Ethics 8 (1898): 316-327.
• "The Psychology of Society." Science 9 (1899): 16-23.
• "A Theory of Social Causation," Publications of the American Economic Association, Third Series, 5 (1904): 383 - 418.
• "Pluralistic Behavior: A Brief of Sociological Theory Restated." American Journal of Sociology 25 (1920): 385-404.
• "Pluralistic Behavior—Concluded: A Brief of Sociological Theory Restated ." American Journal of Sociology 25 (1920): 539-561.
• "The Measurement of Social Forces." Journal of Social Forces, 1 (1922): 1-6.
• "The Pluralistic Field and the Sample." Journal of Social Forces 2 (1924): 481-483.
• "Stimulation Ranges and Reaction Areas." Psychological Review 31 (1924): 449 - 455.
• "The Study of Cases." Journal of Social Forces, 2 (1924): 643-646.
• **Select Bibliography prepared by the Mead Project.**

Charlotte Perkins Gilman

• "Discussion of C.H. Cooley's "Social Consciousness", Proceedings of the American Sociological Society, 1 (1907): 112-113.

Alexander A. Goldenweiser

• "Discussion of F. H. Allport's 'The Group Fallacy and Social Science'." American Journal of Sociology 29 (1924): 704-706.

Thomas Wakefield Goodspeed

• "Helen Culver." In Thomas W. Goodspeed, The University of Chicago Biographical Sketches, II. Chicago: University of Chicago (1925): 77-99.
• Excerpts from The Story of The University of Chicago
  • "Beginnings." Chapter 1 in The Story of the University of Chicago. Chicago: University of Chicago (1925): 1 - 12.
  • "Mr. Rockefeller Opens the Way." Chapter 2 in The Story of The University of Chicago. Chicago: University of Chicago (1925): 13-23.
  • "The First Million Dollars." Chapter 3 in The Story of The University of Chicago. Chicago: University of Chicago (1925): 24-36.
  • "The First President." Chapter 4 in The Story of The University of Chicago. Chicago: University of Chicago (1925): 37-50.
  • "President Harper Plans a University" Chapter 5 in The Story of The University of Chicago. Chicago: University of Chicago (1925): 51-62.
  • "The College Becomes University." Chapter 6 in The Story of The University of Chicago. Chicago: University of Chicago (1925): 63-75.
  • "Students Apply and A Faculty is Secured." Chapter 7 in The Story of The University of Chicago. Chicago: University of Chicago (1925): 76-88.
  • "The Opening Year." Chapter 9 in The Story of The University of Chicago. Chicago: University of Chicago (1925): 102-115.
  • "The Struggle with the Deficit." Chapter 10 in The Story of The University of Chicago. Chicago: University of Chicago (1925): 116-127.
  • "The University Continues to Build." Chapter 11 in The Story of The University of Chicago. Chicago: University of Chicago (1925): 128-139.
• "Albion Woodbury Small." American Journal of Sociology 32 (1926): 1-14.

Kate Gordon.

• "Pragmatism in Aesthetics." In E. L. Thorndike (ed). Essays Philosophical and Psychological in Honor of William James by his Colleagues at Columbia University. New York: Longmans, Green (1908): 461-482.

Willard C. Gore.

• "Image and Idea in Logic". Chapter 8 in Studies in Logical Theory edited by John Dewey. Chicago: University of Chicago (1903): 183-203. 
• "Image or sensation?", Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method 1, (1904): 434-441.  

Harold F. Gosnell.

• "Some Practical Applications of Psychology in Government." American Journal of Sociology, 28 (1923), 735-743.

Edwin W. Grant.

• "Scum from the Melting-Pot." American Journal of Sociology 30 (1925): 641-651.

Karl Groos.

• The Play of Animals, translated by Elizabeth L. Baldwin. New York: Appleton (1898).
• The Play of Man, translated by Elizabeth L. Baldwin. New York: Appleton (1901).

 

 

G. Stanley Hall

• "The Unity of Mental Science."In  Howard J. Rogers (ed) Congress of Arts and Sciences, Universal Exposition, St. Louis, 1904. Vol. 5 (1906): 577-589.
• "Social Phases of Psychology." Proceedings of the American Sociological Society  7 (1912): 38-46.

F H. Hankins

• "Individual Differences: The Galton-Pearson Approach." Social Forces 4 (1925): 272-281.
• "Franklin Henry Giddings, 1855 – 1931: Some Aspects of His Sociological Theory." American Journal of Sociology 37 (1931): 349-367.

Samuel Northrup Harper

•  "Developments and Travels in Russia." Chapter 10 in The Russia I Believe In: The Memoirs of Samuel N. Harper, 1902- 1941. Chicago: University of Chicago Press (1945): 77-80.

A. W. Harris.

• "The Work of the Chicago Vice Commission." City Club Bulletin 4 (No. 12) 29 May 1911: 121-126.

Hornell Hart.

• "The Transmutation of Motivation." American Journal of Sociology 35 (1930): 588-600.

Joseph Kinmont Hart

• "The Relation of Individual and Experimental Psychology to Social Psychology." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods, 9 (1912): 169-176.

Dale A. Hartman

• "The Measurement and Motivation of Atypical Opinion in a Certain Group." American Political Science Review 19 (1925): 735-760 (with Floyd H. Allport).

Philip M. Hauser

• "How Do Motion Pictures Affect the Conduct of Children?: Methods employed in "Movies and Conduct" and "Movies, Delinquency and Crime." Journal of Educational Sociology 6 (1932): 231-237.

Hildegarde Hawthorne.

• "Review of Sex and Society by W. I. Thomas." New York Times Saturday Review of Books 16 February 1907: 8-9.

D. O. Hebb

• "Emotion in Man and Animal: An Analysis of the Intuitive Processes of Recognition." Psychological Review 53, (1946): 88-106.

William Arthur Heidel

• "The Logic of the Pre-Socratic Philosophy". Chapter 9 in Studies in Logical Theory edited by John Dewey. Chicago: University of Chicago (1903): 203-226. 

Charles Richmond Henderson.

• "Social Duties: Chapter X. Social Duties of Cities: Public Health." Biblical World, 31 (1908): 357-364.

 E. N. Henderson.

• "The Empirical Determination of a Value Scale." Philosophical Review 23 (1914): 181-183.

C. Judson Herrick

• "The Scientific Study of Man and the Humanities." Pp 112- 122 in Leonard R. White (ed), The New Social Science. Chicago: University of Chicago (1930).

Kate Hevner

• "An Empirical Study of Three Psychophysical Methods." Journal of General Psychology 4 (1930): 191-209.
• "A Time-saving Device for the Construction of Attitude Scales." Journal of Social Psychology 4 (1933): 366-372.

Elmer D. Hinckley

• "The Influence of Individual Opinion on Construction of an Attitude Scale." Journal of Social Psychology 3 (1932): 283-295.

A. N. Holcombe

• "The Measurement of Public Opinion." (Report from the Round Table on Political Statistics at the Second National Conference on the Science of Politics, Chicago, September 8 - 12, 1924). American Political Science Review 19 (1925): 123-126.

Harry Levi Hollingworth

• "Experimental Studies in Judgment: Judgments of the Comic." Psychological Review 18 (1911): 132 - 156.
• "Judgments of Persuasiveness." Psychological Review 18 (1911): 233-256.
• "Some Characteristics of Judgments of Evaluation." Chapter X in H. L. Hollingworth, Experimental Studies in Judgment, Archives of Psychology #29 (1913): 96-119.
• "Professor Cattell's Studies by the Method of Relative Position." In "The Psychological Researches of James McKeen Cattell: A Review by some of his pupils." Archives of Psychology # 30  (1914): 75-91.

Edwin B. Holt

• "The Place of Illusory Experience in a Realistic World." In The New Realism: Cooperative Studies in Philosophy by Edwin B. Holt, Walter T. Marvin, William Pepperel Montague, Ralph Barton Perry, Walther B. Pitkin and Edward Gleason Spaulding. New York: Macmillan Company (1912):  303-373.
• "Response and Cognition I: The Specific Response Relation." The Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scienti_ficMethods, 12 (1915): 365-373.
• "Response and Cognition II: Cognition as Response." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scienti_fic Methods, 12 (1915): 393-409.
• The Freudian Wish and Its Place  in Ethics. New York: Henry Holt and Company (1915).
•  "On the Locus of Teleology: A Rejoinder." Journal of Philosophy 18 (1921): 551-556.
• "The Whimsical Condition of Social Psychology, and of Mankind." In Horace M. Kallen and Sidney Hook (ed), American Philosophy Today and Tomorrow. New York: Lee Furman, Inc (1935): 171-202.
• Selected bibliography prepared by the Mead Project.

Hamilton Holt

• Excerpts from The Life Stories of Undistinquished Americans as Told by Themselves . New York : James. Potter & Co (1906)
  • "Note" by Hamilton Holt, pp xxix-xxx.
  • "Introduction" by Edwin Slosson
  • "The Life Story of a German Nurse Girl." Anonymous, pp.77-87.
  • "The Life Story of an Indian," Ah-nen-la-de-ni (Daniel LaFrance),  pp 124-138.

Floyd Nelson House

• "The Concept "Social Forces" in American Sociology. Section I. Introduction." American Journal of Sociology, 31( 925): 145-156.
• "The Concept "Social Forces" in American Sociology. Section II. Ward's Classification of Social Forces and Those of His More Direct Imitators" American Journal of Sociology, 31 (1925): 156-172.
• "The Concept "Social Forces" in American Sociology. Section III. Geographic Factors as Social Forces." American Journal of Sociology, 31 (1925.): 347-356.
• "The Concept "Social Forces" in American Sociology. Section IV. Instincts as Social Forces." American Journal of Sociology, 31 (1925): 357-365.
• "The Concept "Social Forces" in American Sociology. Section V. The "Interest" Concept." American Journal of Sociology, 31 (1926): 507-512
• " The Concept "Social Forces" in American Sociology. Section VI. Wishes and Attitudes as Social Forces." American Journal of Sociology, 31 (1926): 512-525.
• "Social Relations and Social Interaction." American Journal of Sociology, 31 (1926): 617-633.
• "The Concept "Social Forces" in American Sociology: Section VII. Theories of Social Causation More or Less Inconsistent with the "Social Forces" Concept as Developed by Ward and His Followers." American Journal of Sociology, 31 (1926): 763-782.
• "The Concept "Social Forces" in American Sociology: Section VIII. Institutions, Groups, and Persons Seen as Social Forces—The Social Workers' Point of View." American Journal of Sociology, 31 (1926): 782-793.
• "The Concept "Social Forces" in American Sociology: Section IX. Conclusion: Summary of Findings." American Journal of Sociology, 31(1926): 794-799.
• "The Polish Peasant." Chapter 24 in Floyd N. House, The Development of Sociology. New York: McGraw-Hill (1936): 283-290.:

Delton Thomas Howard

• "A Functional Theory of The Emotions" Chapter 10 in Martin L. Reymert, Feelings and Emotions – The Wittenberg Symposium. Worcester, MA: Clark University (1928): 140-149.

Robert F. Hoxie

• "Sociology and the Other Social Sciences: A Rejoinder" American Journal of Sociology 12 (1907): 739-755.

Walter S. Hunter

• "Social and Racial Psychology." Chapter 4 in General Psychology.  Chicago: University of Chicago (1922): 84-110.

Robert M. Hutchins

• "Address of Dedication." Pp 1-3 in Leonard R. White (ed), The New Social Science. Chicago: University of Chicago (1930).

 

 

The Independent.

• "Review of Sex and Society by W. I. Thomas." The Independent 62 (1907): 561-562.

 

 

William James

• "Great Men, Great Thoughts and the Environment." Atlantic Monthly 46 (1880): 441-459.
• "What is an Emotion?" Mind, 9, (1884): 188-205. (at Classics in the History of Psychology)
• "What is an Instinct?" Scribner's Magazine 1 (1887): 355-365.
• "The Chicago School", Psychological Bulletin, Vol 1 (1904): 1-5. 
• Pragmatism: A New Name for Some Old Ways of Thinking. New York: Longmans, Green and Co. (1907). 
• The Meaning of Truth. New York: Longmans, Green and Co., (1911). 
• "The Moral Equivalent of War" Chapter 11 in Memories and Studies, New York: Longmans, Green and Co. (1911): 267-296. 
• "Remarks at the Peace Banquet" Chapter 12 in Memories and Studies, New York: Longmans, Green and Co. (1911):  299-306.
• Essays in Radical Empiricism. New York: Longmans, Green and Co., (1912). 

O. Edward Janney.

• "An Extension of Our Work." Vigilance 25 (March 1912): 3-5.

Albert Ernest Jenks

• "Discussion of W. I. Thomas, 'The Significance of the Orient for the Occident'", American Journal of Sociology, 13, (1908): 752-754. 

Bascom Johnson.

• "Next Steps." Journal of Social Hygiene, 4 (1918): 9-23.
• "Eliminating Vice from Camp Cities." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 78, (1918):  60-64.

H. M. Johnson

• "Pseudo-mathematics in the Mental and Social Sciences." American Journal of Psychology 48 (1936): 342-351.

Charles H. Judd

• "The Psychology of Social Institutions." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 20 (1925-1926): 151-156.

 

 

Jacob Robert Kantor

• "A Functional Interpretation of Human Instincts," Psychological Review 27, (1920): 50-72.
• "A Tentative Analysis of the Primary Data of Psychology." Journal of Philosophy (1921): 253-269.
• "Suggestions Toward a Scientific Interpretation of Perception," Psychological Review 27 (1920): 191-216.
• "An Attempt Toward a Naturalistic Description of Emotions. (I)" Psychological Review 28, (1921): 19-43.
• "An Attempt Toward a Naturalistic Description of Emotions. (II)" Psychological Review 28, (1921): 120-140.
• "An Objective Interpretation of Meanings", American Journal of Psychology 22 (1921): 231-248.
• "The Psychology of Reflex Action" American Journal of Psychology 33 (1922): 19-42.
• "The Nervous System, Psychological Fact or Fiction?" Journal of Philosophy 19 (1922): 38-49.
• "Memory: a triphase objective action." Journal of Philosophy 19 (1922): 624-639.
• "The Integrative Character of Habits." Journal of Comparative Psychology 2 (1922): 195-226.
• "An Analysis of Psychological Language Data," Psychological Review 29 (1922): 267-309.
• "The Psychology of Feeling or Affective Reactions" American Journal of Psychology 34  (1923): 433-463.
• "An Objective Analysis of Volitional Behavior." Psychological Review 30  (1923): 116-144.
• "Concerning Some Faulty Conceptions of Social Psychology" Journal of Philosophy 20 (1923): 421-433.
• "What are the Data and Problems of Social Psychology." Journal of Philosophy 20 (1923): 449-457.
• "The Problem of Instincts and Its Relation to Social Psychology ."  Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 18,(1923-24): 50-77.
• "The Institutional Foundation of a Scientific Social Psychology." American Journal of Sociology, Vol 29, (1924): 674-685.
• "Review of Instinct: A Study in Social Psychology by L.L. Bernard." International Journal of Ethics 35 (1924-1925): 429-432.
• "Language as Behavior and as Symbolism." Journal of Philosophy, 26, (1929): 150-158.
• An Outline of Social Psychology.  Chicago: Follett Publishing Company, (1929)
• "Philosophic Implications of Organismic Psychology."  In Thomas Vernor Smith and William Kelley Wright (eds), Essays in Philosophy by Seventeen Doctors of Philosophy of the University of Chicago. Chicago: Open Court (1929): 197-214.
• "Review of Mind Self and Society from the Standpoint of a Social Behaviorist," International Journal or Ethics 45, (1935): 459-461.
  • for biographical information see Obituary by Paul Mountjoy and Jay Hansor
  • for bibliographical information see Smith's recent bibliography

Fay Berger Karpf

• "The Development of Social Psychology." Publications of the American Sociological Society XXII, (1927): 71-81.
• Excerpts from American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development and European Background
  • Note: Ellsworth Faris's "Foreward to this book can be found as Faris (1932)
  • "Preface." In American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development and European Background. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company (1932): vii-ix.
  • "James M. Baldwin." Section I of Chapter VI "Social Psychological Thought As An Extension of Psychological and Sociological Theory" in American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development and European Background. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company (1932): 269-291.
  • "Charles H. Cooley." Section II of Chapter VI "Social Psychological Thought As An Extension of Psychological and Sociological Theory" in American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development and European Background. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company (1932): 291-307.
  • "George H. Mead" Section II of Chapter VII in "The Emergence of a Differentiated Social Psychology" in American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development and European Background. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company (1932): 318-327.
  • "John Dewey" Section III of Chapter VII "The Emergence of a Differentiated Social Psychology" in American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development and European Background. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company (1932): 327-350.
  • "William I. Thomas, Ellsworth Faris, and Others Associated with Their Social Psychological Viewpoints" Section IV of Chapter VII "The Emergence of a Differentiated Social Psychology" in American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development and European Background. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company (1932): 351-384.
  • "Emory S. Bogardus"  Section II in Chapter VIII in "The Emergence of a Differentiated Social Psychology (Continued)" in American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development and European Background. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company (1932): 394-399.
  • "Floyd H. Allport" Part I of Section III in Chapter VIII in "The Emergence of a Differentiated Social Psychology (Continued)" in American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development and European Background. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company (1932): 400-407.
  • "L. L. Bernard" Part 2 of Section III of Chapter VIII "The Emergence of a Differentiated Social Psychology (continued)" in American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development and European Background. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company (1932): 407-413.
  • "Summary and Conclusions." Chapter 10 in American Social Psychology: Its Origins, Development and European Background. New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company (1932): 416-429.
• "American Social Psychology — 1951."  American Journal of Sociology 58 (1952-1953): 187-193.

Daniel Katz

• "The Cultural Adjustment of the Polish Group in the City of Buffalo: An Experiment in the Technique of Social Investigation." Social Forces, 6 (1927): 76-85. (with Niles Carpenter)
• "Attitude Measurement as a Method in Social Psychology." Social Forces 15 (1937): 479-482.
• "Obituary  Floyd H. Allport (1890 - 1978)." American Psychologist 34 (1979): 351-353.

Edward J. Kempf

• "Did Consciousness of Self Play a Part in the Behavior of this Monkey?" Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 13 (1916): 410-412.

E.A. Kirkpatrick

• "A Broader Basis for Psychology Necessary." Journal of Philosophy Psychology and Scientific Methods, 4 (1907): 542-546.

George J. Kneeland

• "Commercialized Vice." Proceedings of the Academy of Political Science in the City of New York, 2, No. 4 (1912): 127-129.

Knoxville Journal and Tribune

•  "Dr. W. I. Thomas Held in Chicago." Knoxville Journal and Tribune 13 April 1918.

Kurt Koffka

• "Perception: An introduction to the Gestalt-theorie." Psychological Bulletin, 19, (1922): 531-585. At Classics in the History of Psychology at York University,

A.L. Kroeber

• "The Possibility of a Social Psychology."  American Journal of Sociology 24 (1918): 633-650.
• "Review of The Polish Peasant in Europe and America" by Willliam I. Thomas and Florian Znaniecki." American Anthropologist, NS 32 (1930): 321.

Ernst T. Krueger

• "The Value of Life History Documents for Social Research." Journal of Applied Sociology  9 (1925): 196-201.
• "The Technique of Securing Life History Documents." Journal of Applied Sociology 9 (1925): 290-298.
• "Some Methodological Problems of Social Psychology and Social Psychiatry." Social Forces 17 (1938): 41-47.
• "Review of Experimental Social Psychology by Gardner Murphy, Lois B. Murphy and Theodore Newcomb." Social Forces 17 (1939): 572-575.

 Daniel H. Kulp, II.

• "The Form of Statements in Attitude Tests." Sociology and Social Research 18 (1933): 18-25.
• "Concepts in Attitude Tests With Special Reference to Social Questions." Sociology and Social Research 19 (1935): 218-224.

Gertrude Mary Kuper.

• "[Abstract] Group Differences in the Interests of Children." In H. L. Hollingworth, "New York Branch of the American Psychological Association," Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods, 9 (1912): 376-379.

 

 

George Trumbull Ladd

• "Consciousness and Evolution," Psychological Review 3, (1896): 296-300.  

 Herbert S. Langfeld

• "[Abstract]: Concerning the Image." Psychological Bulletin 13 (1916): 60.
•  "Fifty Volumes of the Psychological Review." Psychological Review 50 (1943): 143-155.
• "Edwin Bissell Holt 1873 - 1946." Psychological Review 53 (1946): 251-258.

Judd Larmor

• "Introduction" in Science and Hypothesis by Henri Poincaré. London: Walter Scott (1905)

Philip Lasley

• "Who teaches Social Psychology?" American Sociological Review, 15 (1950): 553-55.

Willard Lay

• " Organic Images ", Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method 1, (1904): 68-71.  

Gustav Le Bon

• The Crowd. 
• The Psychology of Socialism. New York, The MacMillan Company (1899). Reprinted by Frazer Publishing Company: Wells,Vermont 1965.

M. B. Levick.

• "The Why of a Million Golfers." New York Times Book Review 8 July 1923: 8.

Rensis Likert

• "A Simple and Reliable Method of Scoring the Thurstone Attitude Scales." Journal of Social Psychology 5 (1934): 228-238.

Ralph Linton.

• "Review of Primitive Behavior by W. I. Thomas." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 193, (1937): 206-207.

Lippmann, Walter

• A Preface to Politics. New York: Mitchell Kennerley (1913).

Literary Digest

• "A National Vote on Prohibition and the Bonus." Literary Digest 74, July 8, 1922 : 9.
• "First Returns in "The Digest's" Nation-wide Poll." Literary Digest 74, July 15, 1922: 5-6.
• "'The Digest's' Poll at 200,000 Mark." Literary Digest 74, July 22, 1922: 5-6
• '"Wet" and "Dry" Spots in the Growing "Digest Poll.' Literary Digest 74 July 29, 1922: 5-6.
• "'The Digest's' Poll at the Half-Million Mark." Literary Digest, 74 August 5, 1922: 11-12.
• "Cross-currents in 'The Digest's' Prohibition Poll." Literary Digest 74, August 12, 1922: 5-6.
• "Women Vote in 'The Digest's' Poll."  Literary Digest 74 August 19, 1922: 7-9.
• "'Wets' and 'Drys' in 'The Digest's' Prohibition Poll.." Literary Digest 74 August 26, 1922: 8-10
• "Women Vote "Drier" in the Digest's Poll." Prohibition Poll. Literary Digest, 74 September 2 1922: 13-14
• "Final Returns In 'The Digest's' Prohibition Poll. Literary Digest, 74 September 9 1922: 11 -13.
• "How 'The Digest's' Big Poll Was 'Put Over.'" Literary Digest 74 September 9, 1922: 15.

Harvey J. Locke

• "Obituary: Ellsworth Faris 1874-1953" American Sociological Review  .

Fred Lockely

• "Bishop Walter Taylor Sumner." P. 12 in History of the Columbia River Valley, From the Dalles to the Sea. vol 2. S. J. Clarke Publishing 1928.

Arthur O. Lovejoy

• "Some Eighteenth Century Evolutionists. I." The Popular Science Monthly 65 (1904): 238-251.
• "Some Eighteenth Century Evolutionists. II." The Popular Science Monthly 65 (1904): 323-340.
• "The Argument for Organic Evolution before The Origin of Species. I" The Popular Science Monthly 75 (1909): 499-514.
• "The Argument for Organic Evolution before The Origin of Species. II" The Popular Science Monthly 75 (1909): 537-549.
• "Pragmatism and Realism," The Journal of Philosophy Psychology and Scientific Method. 6 (1909):575-580.
• "Kant and Evolution. I. "  The Popular Science Monthly 77 (1910): 538-553.
• "Kant and Evolution. II."  The Popular Science Monthly 78  (1911): 36-51.

Robert H. Lowie

• "Review of Primitive Behavior by W. I. Thomas." American Anthropologist NS 40 (1938): 144.

Simon J. Lubin and Christina Krysto.

• "The Strength of America: V. The Menace of Americanization. The Survey 21 February 1920 : 610-12.

 

 

Robert MacDougall

• "The Social Basis of Individuality." American Journal of Sociology, 18 (1912): 1-20.

Robert .M. MacIver

• "What is Social Psychology." Sociological Review 6 (1913): 147-161.
• "Is Sociology a Natural Science?" Papers and Proceedings of the American Sociological Society, 25 (1933): 33-35. 

John F. Markey

• "The Place of Language Habits in a Behavioristic Explanation of Consciousness," Psychological Review 32 (1925):: 384-401.
• "A Redefinition of Social Phenomena: Giving a basis for comparative sociology." American Journal of Sociology  Vol. 31 (1925-26): 733-743.
• The Symbolic Process and Its Integration in Children: A Study in Social Psychology. New York: Harcourt Brace and Company (1928).
• "Review of The Psychology of Language by Walter B. Pillsbury and Clarence L. Meader." American Journal of Sociology 35 (1929): 324-325.
• "Trends in Social Psychology." Chapter 3 in George A. Lundberg, Read Bain, and Nels Anderson (eds). Trends in American Sociology. New York: Harper and Brothers (1929): 115-171.

Franklin H. Martin.

• "The Council and Commission Make Rapid Progress." Chapter 16 in The Joy of Living: An Autobiography Vol. 2: The World War. Garden City, N.Y.: Doubleday, Doran & Co. (1933):136- 152.

Mabel F. Martin

• "The Psychological Contributions of Margaret Floy Washburn." American Journal of Psychology 53 (1940): 7-18.

William McDougall. 

• An Introduction to Social Psychology. Boston: John W. Luce (1926) also including Supplementary Chapters from 1950 edition.
• "Can Sociology and Social Psychology Dispense with Instincts?" Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 19, (1924): 13-41.
• "William McDougall." In Carl Murchison (ed.) A History of Psychology in Autobiography. Vol. 1. New York: Russell and Russell (1930): 191- 223. 

Evander B. McGilvary

• "The Problem of Values. [Report of the American Philosophical Association Committee on Discussion]". Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods. 10 (1913): 168. with W. B. Pitkin, H. A. Overstreet and E. G. Spaulding.
• "Review of The Philosophy of the Present by G. H. Mead." International Journal of Ethics, 43 (1933): 345-349.

Joseph V. McKee.

• "Shall Women Vote?" Catholic World 102 (October 1915): 45-54.

Simon Fraser McLennan

• "Emotion, Desire and Interest: Descriptive." Psychological Review 2, (1895): 462-474.  
• "Typical Stages in the Development of Judgment". Chapter 6 in Studies in Logical Theory edited by John Dewey. Chicago: University of Chicago (1903): 128-142. 

Robert McMurdy.

• "The Use of the Injunction to Destroy Commercialized Prostitution." Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, 19 (1929): 513-517.

Quinn McNemar

• "Opinion-Attitude Methodology." Psychological Bulletin 43 (1946): 289-374.

George Herbert Mead

• " The Relation of Art to Morality ", Oberlin Review 9, (1881): 63-64. 
• " Charles Lamb ", Oberlin Review 10, (1882-3): 15-16. 
• " De Quincy ", Oberlin Review 10, (1882-3): 50-52. 
• " John Locke ", Oberlin Review 10 (1882-3): 217-19. 
• " Republican Persecution " , The Nation 39 (1884): 519-20. 
• " The Problem of Psychological Measurement (Abstract of a paper read to the second annual meeting of the American Psychological Association.)" Proceedings of the American Psychological Association New York: MacMillan (1894): 22-23. 
• " The Greek Mysteries ". An abstract of a paper presented to the Philosophical Society of the University of Michigan in January 1894. University of Michigan, University Record 3 (1894): 102. 
• " Herr Lasswitz on Energy and Epistemology ", Psychological Review 1 (1894): 172-5. 
• " Review of Die Moderne Energetik in ihrer Bedeutung für die Erkenntniskritik by K. Lasswitz ", Psychological Review 1 (1894): 210-3. 
• " Review of An introduction to Comparative Psychology by C.L. Morgan ", Psychological Review 2 (1895): 399-402. 
• " A Theory of Emotions from the Physiological Standpoint " (Abstract of a paper read to the third annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, 1894) , Psychological Review (1895): 162-164. 
• " The Relation of Play to Education " , University of Chicago Record 1 (1896): 140-5. 
• " Review of Untersuchungen zur Phänomenologie und Ontologie des menschlichen Geistes by G. Class ", American Journal of Theology 1 (1897): 789-92. 
• " The Child and His Environment ", Transactions of the Illinois Society for Child-Study 3 (1897): 1-11. 
• " The Working Hypothesis in Social Reform ", American Journal of Sociology 5 (1899): 367-71. 
• " Review of 'The Psychology of Socialism' by G. Le Bon ", American Journal of Sociology 5 (1899): 404-12. 
• " Suggestions Towards a Theory of the Philosophical Disciplines ", Philosophical Review 9 (1900): 1-17. 
• " Review of Philosophie des Geldes by G. Simmel ", Journal of Political Economy 9, (1900-1): 616-9. 
• " A New Criticism of Hegelianism: Is It Valid? ", American Journal of Theology 5 (1901): 87-96. 
• " The Definition of the Psychical ", Decennial Publications of the University of Chicago, First Series, Vol. III Chicago: University of Chicago (1903): 77-112. 
• " The Basis for a Parents' Association ", Elementary School Teacher 4 (1903-4): 375-91. 
• " Image or Sensation ", Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method 1 (1904): 604-7. 
• " The Relation of Psychology and Philology ", Psychological Bulletin 1 (1904): 375-91. 
• " Review of  Du rôle de l'individu dans le déterminisme social and Le probleme du déterminisme, déterminisme biologique et déterminisme social by D. Draghiscesco ", Psychological Bulletin 2 (1905): 399-405. 
• " Review of Études sur la sélection chez l'homme by Paul Jacoby ", Psychological Bulletin 2 (1905): 407-12. 
• " Science in the High School ", School Review 14, (1906): 237-49 
• " The Imagination in Wundt's Treatment of Myth and Religion ", Psychological Bulletin 3,(1906): 393-9. 
• " The Teaching of Science in College ", Science 24 (1906): 390-7. 
• " Concerning Animal Perception ", Psychological Review 14, (1907): 383-90. 
• " Editorial Notes: School System in Chicago", School Review 15 (1907): 160-5. 
• " Review of The Newer Ideals of Peace by Jane Addams" , American Journal of Sociology 13, (1907): 121-8. 
• " Review of L'Evolution créatrice by Henri Bergson " Psychological Bulletin 4 (1907): 379-84. 
• " The Relation of Imitation to the Theory of Animal Perception " (Abstract of a paper read to the fifteenth annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, 1906) , Psychological Bulletin 4 (1907): 210-211. 
• " The Educational Situation in the Chicago Public Schools ", City Club Bulletin 1 (1907-8): 131-8. 
• " Educational Aspects of Trade Schools", Union Labor Advocate 8 (1908): 19-20. 
• " The Philosophical Basis of Ethics " , International Journal of Ethics 18 (1908): 311-23. 
• " The Social Settlement, Its Basis and Function", University of Chicago Record 12 (1907-8): 108-10. 
• " McDougall's Social Psychology", Psychological Bulletin 5 (1908): 385-391. 
• " Review of L'Ideal moderne by Paul Gaultier ", Psychological Bulletin 5 (1908): 403-4. 
• " Editorial Notes: Policy Statement of the Elementary School Teacher ", Elementary School Teacher 8, (1907-8): 281-4. 
• " Editorial Notes: Industrial Education and Trade Schools", Elementary School Teacher 8 (1907-8): 402-6. 
• " Editorial Notes: Resolution on Industrial Training ", Elementary School Teacher 9 (1908-9): 156-7. 
• " Editorial Notes: Industrial Training", Elementary School Teacher 9 (1908-9): 212-4. 
• " Industrial Education, the Working-Man, and the School ", Elementary School Teacher 9 (1908-9): 369-83. 
• " Editorial Notes: Moral Training in the Schools", Elementary School Teacher 9 (1908-9): 327-8. 
• " Editorial Notes: The Problem of History in Elementary School ," Elementary School Teacher 9 (1908-9): 433-434. 
• " Social Psychology as Counterpart to Physiological Psychology ", Psychological Bulletin 6 (1909): 401-408. 
• " The Adjustment of Our Industry to Surplus and Unskilled Labor" Proceedings of the National Conference of Charities and Corrections 34 (1909): 222-225. 
• " Social Consciousness and the Consciousness of Meaning ", Psychological Bulletin 7 (1910): 397-405. 
• " The Psychology of Social Consciousness Implied in Instruction ", Science 31 (1910): 688-93. 
• " What Social Objects does Psychology Presuppose " (Abstract of a paper read to the eighteenth annual meeting of the American Psychological Association, 1909) , Psychological Bulletin 7 (1910): 52-3. 
• " What Social Objects Must Psychology Presuppose? ", Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 7, (1910): 174-80. 
• "[Entry for] Mead, Prof. G. H.." American Men of Science (Second Edition). New York: Science Press (1910): p. 315.
• " Review of Social Value, A Study in Economic Theory by B. M. Anderson Jr. ", Psychological Bulletin 8 (1911): 432-6. 
• " Review of Individualism: Four lectures on the Significance of Consciousness for Social Relations by W. Fite ", Psychological Bulletin 8 (1911): 323-8. 
• " The Mechanism of Social Consciousness ", Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 9, (1912): 401-6. 
• A Report on Vocational Training in Chicago and in other Cities: an analysis of the need for industrial and commercial training in Chicago,  a study of present provisions therefor in comparison with such provisions in twenty-nine other cities, together with recommendations as to the best form in which such training may be given in the public school system of Chicago, coauthor with Ernest A. Wreidt and William J. Bogan . Chicago: City Club of Chicago (1912). 
• "A Report of the Public Education Committee of the City Club of Chicago upon Issues involved in the proposed legislation for Vocational Education In Illinois containing also a Suggested Draft of A Bill and A Statement and some Discussion of Underlying Principles ", City Club Bulletin 5, (1912): 373-383. 
• " Exhibit of the City Club Committee on Public Education ", City Club Bulletin 5(1912): 9. 
• " Probation and Politics ," Survey 27, (1912): 2004-2014. It is probable, but not certain that Mead was the author of this essay. 
• " Remarks on Labor Night Concerning Participation of Representatives of Labor in the City Club ", City Club Bulletin 5 (1912): 214-5. 
• " The Social Self ", Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 10 (1913): 374-380. 
• " A Heckling School Board and an Educational Stateswoman ", Survey 31 (1914): 443-4. 
• " Natural Rights and the Theory of the Political Institution ", Journal of Philosophy 12 (1915): 141-155. 
• " Constitutional and Political Guarantees ", Philosophical Review 24 (1915): 193-194 Summary by W. F. Dodd. 
• " The Psychological Bases of Internationalism ", Survey 33 (1915): 604-7. 
• " The Larger Educational Bearings of Vocational Guidance ", in: Meyer Bloomfield (ed.), Readings in Vocational Guidance (Boston 1915): 43-55. 
• " Madison: The passage of the University of Wisconsin through the state political agitation of 1914; the survey by William H. Allen and his staff and the legislative fight of 1915, with the indications these offer of the place the state university holds in the community ", Survey 35 (1915): 349-51, 354-61. 
• ' A Rejoinder ', Survey 35 (1915): 607, 610. 
• " Professor Hoxie and the Community ",University of Chicago Magazine 9 (1916-7): 114-117. 
• " The Conscientious Objector ", National Security League, Patriotism through Education Series, Pamphlet No. 33. New York, 1917. 
• "Germany's Crisis - Its Effect on Labor, Part I", Chicago Herald July 26, 1917.  
• "War Issues to U. S. Forced by Kaiser", Chicago Herald August 2, 1917. 
• "America's Ideals and the War", Chicago Herald August 3, 1917. 
• "Democracy's Issues in the World War", Chicago Herald August 4, 1917. 
• " Josiah Royce - A Personal Impression ", International Journal of Ethics 27 (1917): 168-70. 
• " Scientific Method and Individual Thinker ", in: John Dewey et al. (eds), Creative Intelligence: Essays in the Pragmatic Attitude New York: Henry Holt and Co. (1917): 176-227. 
• " Review of Truancy and Non-Attendance in the Chicago Schools by Edith Abbott and Sophonisba P. Breckinridge ", Survey 38 (1917): 369-70. 
• " The Psychology of Punitive Justice ", American Journal of Sociology 23 (1918): 577-602. 
• " Review of The Nature of Peace and the Terms of Its Perpetuation by Thorsten Veblen ', Journal of Political Economy 26 (1918): 752-62. 
• "Social Work, Standards of Living and the War" Proceedings of the National Conference of Social Work 45 (1918): 637-644. 
• "The League and the Community." Bulletin of the Vocational Supervision League, April 15, 1919, I. 
• " A Translation of Wundt's 'Folk Psychology' ", American Journal of Theology 23 (1919): 533-36. 
• " Retiring President's Address ", City Club Bulletin 13 (1920): 94-95. 
• "Idea", in Shailer Mathews and Gerald Birney Smith (eds), A Dictionary of Religion and Ethics (New York 1921): 215-216. 
• "Ideal", in Shailer Mathews and Gerald Birney Smith (eds), A Dictionary of Religion and Ethics (New York 1921): 216. 
• "Individualism", in Shailer Mathews and Gerald Birney Smith (eds), A Dictionary of Religion and Ethics (New York 1921): 222. 
• "Infinity", in Shailer Mathews and Gerald Birney Smith (eds), A Dictionary of Religion and Ethics (New York 1921): 223. 
• "Law of Nature, Natural Law", in Shailer Mathews and Gerald Birney Smith (eds), A Dictionary of Religion and Ethics (New York 1921): 254-255. 
• "A Behavioristic Account of the Significant Symbol", Journal of Philosophy 19 (1922), pp. 157-63. 
• "Scientific Method and the Moral Sciences", International Journal of Ethics 33 (1923), pp. 229-47. 
• "Review of The Domain of Natural Science by E.W. Hobson", Journal of Religion 4 (1924), pp. 324-7. 
• "The Genesis of the Self and Social Control", International Journal of Ethics 35 (1925), pp. 251-77. 
• "The Nature of Aesthetic Experience", International Journal of Ethics 36 (1926), pp. 382-92. 
• "The Objective Reality of Perspectives", in: Edgar S. Brightman (ed.), Proceedings of the Sixth International Congress of Philosophy (New York 1926), pp. 75-85. 
• "A Pragmatic Theory of Truth", "Studies in the Nature of Truth" University of California Publications in Philosophy 11 (1929), pp. 65-88. 
• "Bishop Berkeley and his Message", Journal of Philosophy 26 (1929), pp. 421-430. 
• "National-Mindedness and International-Mindedness", International Journal of Ethics 39 (1929), pp. 385-407. 
• "The Nature of the Past", in John Coss (ed.), Essays in Honor of John Dewey New York: Henry Holt & Co. (1929), pp. 235-42. 
• "Cooley's Contribution to American Social Thought", American Journal of Sociology 35 (1930), pp. 693-706. 
• "Philanthropy from the Point of View of Ethics", in E. Faris, F. Laune and A. J. Todd (eds), Intelligent Philanthropy (Chicago 1930), pp. 133-48.  
• "The Philosophies of Royce, James, and Dewey in Their American Setting", International Journal of Ethics 40 (1930), pp. 211-31. 
• "Dr. A. W. Moore"s Philosophy", University of Chicago Record, New Series, 17 (1931), pp. 47-9. 
• The Philosophy of the Present. Edited by Arthur E. Murphy. Open Court: La Salle (Illinois) 1932. (This volume contains the following essays in its appendix: Empirical Realism, pp. 93-118; The Physical Thing, pp. 119-39; Scientific Objects and Experience, pp. 140-60; and nos 84 and 86 of this bibliography). 
• Mind, Self, and Society from the Perspective of a Social Behaviorist, Edited by Charles W. Morris. Chicago: University of Chicago (1934). 
• "The Philosophy of John Dewey", International Journal of Ethics 46 (1936), pp. 64-81. 
• Movements of Thought in the Nineteenth Century, Edited by Merritt H. Moore. University of Chicago: Chicago (1936). 
• The Philosophy of the Act, Edited by Charles W. Morris et al. University of Chicago: Chicago (1938). 
• "How can a sense of citizenship be secured?" Mead papers, (date unknown): 1-11.
• "Emotion and Instinct" Mead papers, (date unknown): 1-3.
• "The Problem of Comparative Psychology" Mead papers, (date unknown): 1-16a.
• "The Social Character of Instinct" Mead papers, (date unknown): 1-5.
• "The University and the School of Education" Mead papers, (date unknown): 1-6.
• "On the Influence of Darwin's Origin of Species". Unpublished manuscript (circa 1909?). 17 pages.
• "Social Bearings of Industrial Education" Mead papers, (date unknown): 1-24.

Mead Project

• "Research Note: Chicago Committee of Fifteen, 1911-1925." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Council of National Defense, Its Advisory Commission and Officers." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Contents of the Social Psychology issue of the Psychological Bulletin, 1904 - 1913." St. Catharine's ON: The Mead Project (2006)
• "Research Note: Courses Taught by Mead at the University of Chicago." St. Catharine's ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research note: Courses Taught by Mead at the University of Michigan." St. Catharine's ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Directors of the American Social Hygiene Association, 1914-1918." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project. (2006).
• "Research Note: Doctoral Dissertations in Pedagogy and Education granted by the University of Chicago 1900-1935." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Doctoral Dissertations in Philosophy granted by the University of Chicago 1900-1935." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Doctoral Dissertations in Psychology granted by the University of Chicago 1900-1935." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Doctoral Dissertations in Sociology granted by the University of Chicago 1895 -1952." St. Catharine's ON: The Mead Project (2006)
• "Research Note: Editors and Cooperating editors of the Psychological Bulletin, 1904-1913." St. Catharine's ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Fellows of in the Philosophy and Psychology Departments of University of Chicago." St. Catharine's ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: General Medical Board During World War I." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: General Medical Board Committee on Hygiene and Sanitation" St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Master's Degrees in Sociology Awarded by the University of Chicago, 1893-1935." St. Catharine's ON: The Mead Project (2006)
• "Research Note: Mead's Course of Study in Germany: Leipzig & Berlin." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006)
• "Research Note: Membership of the General Medical Board Committee For Civilian Cooperation in Combating Venereal Disease." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research note:  Officers and Trustees of the Rockefeller Foundation, 1913-1929." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Officers of Instruction  in the Department of Psychology. Academic Years 1904-5 – 1930/3." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Officers of Instruction in "the Department" for Academic Years 1893/94 to 1930/31." St. Catharine's ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Organization of Academic Foci within the "Department of Social Science," Academic Years 1893 – 1930." St. Catharine's ON: The Mead Project (2006)
• "Research Note: Vice Commission of the City of Chicago, 1910-1911." St. Catharine's ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Timetable of Significant Events in Psychology, 1840 to 1935." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Research Note: Trustees of University of Chicago, 1890-1925." St. Catharine's, ON: The Mead Project (2006).

James R. Mendenhall.

• "Hard Facts About Children." The Survey January 15, 1930: 485.

[H. L. Mencken.

• "Virtuosi of Virtue" Chicago Tribune 2 December 1917: D2.

Charles E. Merriam.

• "Political Research." American Political Science Review 16 (1922), 315-321.
• "Progress Report of the Committee on Political Research: Introduction." American Political Science Review 17 (1923): 274-275.
• "Recent Advances in Political Methods. American Political Science Review, 17 (1923): 275-295.
• "Recommendations [of the Committee on Research of the American Political Science Association." American Political Science Review 17 (1923): 311-312.
• "Round Table I. Psychology and Political Science." The American Political Science Review, 18 (1924), 122-125.
• "The Significance of Psychology for the Study of Politics." The American Political Science Review, 18 (1924), 469-488.

John C. Merriam.

• "The Significance of the Border Area Between Natural and Social Sciences." Pp 28-39 in Leonard R. White (ed), The New Social Science. Chicago: University of Chicago (1930).

B. H. Meyer.

• "Four Synthesists: Cross-Sections From Comte, Spencer, Lilienfeld, and Schaeffle." American Journal of Sociology 5 (1900): 20-28.

Max Meyer

• The Fundamental Laws of Human Behavior: Lectures on the Foundations of any Mental or Social Science, Boston: Richard G. Badger (1911).
• "The Present Status of the Problem of the Relation Between Mind and Body." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method 9, (1912): 365- 371.
• "That Whale Among the Fishes — The Theory of Emotions." Psychological Review 40 (1933): 292-300.

Catharine Cox Miles

• "The Rôle of Individual Psychological Difference in Social Psychology." Social Forces 15 (1937): 469-472.

Herbert Adolphus Miller

• "Some Psychological Considerations in the Race Problem." Bibliotheca Sacra 63 (1906): 352-363.
• "The Rising National Individualism." American Journal of Sociology, 19 (1914): 592-605.
• "The Psychological Limits of Eugenics." Popular Science Monthly (1914) 84: 390-396.
•  The School and the Immigrant. Cleveland Ohio: The Survey Committee of the Cleveland Foundation (1916).
• "Treatment of Immigrant Heritages." Proceedings of the National Conference of Social Work (1919): 730-738.
• Old World Traits Transplanted. New York Henry Holt (1921) with William I. Thomas and Robert E. Park.
• "The Oppression Psychosis and the Immigrant." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 93 (1921): 139-144.
• "The Group as an Instinct."  American Journal of Sociology, 27 (1921): 334-343.
• Race, Nations and Classes: The Psychology of Domination and Freedom. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott Company (1924).
  • "Introduction." Pp xi - xii.
• "Changing Concepts of Race." Papers and Proceedings of the American Sociological Society 21 (1927): 106-112.
• "Race and Class Parallelism." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 140 (1928): 1-5.
• "The Negro and the Immigrant" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): 328-346
• " The Nationalistic Epidemic." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, #174 (1934): 9-14.
• "The Menace of Minorities." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 175 (1934): 60-64.
  • for biographical information see
    • Memorial note by Negley Teeters
    • Biography at Oberlin College Archive
  • for partial bibliographic information click here

Robert Andrews Millikan

• "Discussion of 'Science in the High School' by George Herbert Mead", School Review 14, (1906): 249-253. 

Maude E. Miner.

• "The Chicago Vice Commission." The Survey 26 (6 May 1911): 217.

James Minnick

• "Discussion of C. H. Cooley's "Social Consciousness", Proceedings of the American Sociological Society, 1 (1907): 114-115.

Addison Webster Moore

• "Studies from the Psychological Laboratory of the University of Chicago: I. Reaction-Time: A study in attention and habit." Psychological Review 3, (1896): 245-257. (Coauthored with James Rowland Angell).  
• "The Logic of the Pre-Socratic Philosophy". Chapter 11 in Studies in Logical Theory edited by John Dewey. Chicago: University of Chicago (1903): 341-382. 
• "Existence, Meaning and Reality in Locke's Essay and In Present Epistemology", Decennial Publications of the University of Chicago First Series, Vol. 3, (1903): 29-51.
• "Bergson and Pragmatism." Philosophical Review 21 (1912): 397-414.
• "Reformation of Logic." In Creative Intelligence: Essays in the Pragmatic Attitude edited by John Dewey. New York: Holt (1917): 70-117.
• "The Opportunity of Philosophy." Philosophical Review 27 (1918): 117-133.

Ernest C. Moore

• "The Record of a Famous Course."  Journal of Higher Education, 8 (1937): 54-55.

Conwy Lloyd Morgan

• An Introduction of Comparative Psychology (New Edition, Revised). London: Walter Scott Publishing (1903). 
• Emergent Evolution. London: Williams and Norgate. (1927).   

Henry T. Moore.

• "The Comparative Influence of Majority and Expert Opinion." American Journal of Psychology 32 (1921): 16-20.
• "Innate Factors in Radicalism and Conservatism." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 20 (1925): 234-244.

Charles W. Morris

• [Review of]  Speech: Its Function and Development by Grace De Laguna and The Symbolic Process and Its Integration in Children by John Markey. Philosophical Review, 38 (1929): 612-615.

Forest Ray Moulton

• "Discussion of 'Science in the High School' by George Herbert Mead", School Review 14, (1906): 249-253.

Harold G. Moulton.

• "Co-operation in Social Science Research." Pp 55-63 in Leonard R. White (ed), The New Social Science. Chicago: University of Chicago (1930).

Ernest R. Mowrer

• "Minutes of First Business Meeting of the American Sociological Society, December 29, 1947." American Sociological Review 13 (1948): 205-206.

Hugo Münsterberg

• "The St. Louis Congress of Arts and Sciences." Atlantic Monthly 91, (1903): 671-684.
• "The International Congress of Arts and Science (Reply to Dewey)." Science NS 18, (1903): 559-563.
• "The St. Louis Congress of Arts and Science. (Reply to Dewey)." Science NS 18 (1903): 788.
• "The International Congress of Arts and Sciences." In Congress of Arts and Science: Universal Exhibition, St. Louis. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin (1905): 1-8.
• Excerpts from Psychology, General and Applied

• "The Interest in Psychology." Chapter 1 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 1-6.
• "The Realm of Psychology." Chapter 2 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 7-18.
   BOOK  I : CAUSAL PSYCHOLOGY
   Part I: Principles of Causal Psychology
• "Psychological Explanation." Chapter 3 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 21-33.
• "Scope and Methods of Causal Psychology." Chapter 5 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 43-58.
  Part III: The Social Group
• "Individual Differences" Chapter 16 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 224-245.
• "Union" Chapter 17 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 246-253.
• "Submission" Chapter 18 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 254-264.
• "Organization" Chapter 19 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 265-274
• "Achievement" Chapter 20 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 275-282
  BOOK II: PURPOSIVE PSYCHOLOGY
  Part I: Principles of Purposive Psychology
• "Immediate Reality" Chapter 21 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 285-296.
• "The Soul" Chapter 22 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 297-309.
  Part II: The Individual Experiences
• "Meaning." Chapter 23 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 310-320.
• "Creation." Chapter 24 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 321-328.
  Part III: The Social Experiences
• "Practical Relations." Chapter 25 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 329-334.
• "Ideal Relations." Chapter 26 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 334-338.
  BOOK III: APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY
• "The Psychohistorical Sciences." Chapter 28 in Psychology, General and Applied. New York: D. Appleton and Co. (1915): 352-364

Gardner Murphy

• "A Review of Current Social Psychology." Journal of Philosophy 27 (1930): 435-438.
• "Social Attitudes and Their Measurement." Chapter 11 in Experimental Social Psychology New York: Harper and Brothers (1931): 615-690.
• "A Simple and Reliable Method of Scoring the Thurstone Attitude Scales." Journal of Social Psychology 5 (1934): 228-238.
• "[Review of] Charles A. Ellwood. Methods in Sociology: A Critical Study." The Journal of Social Psychology 5, (1934): 261-266.
• "The Research Task of Social Psychology." The Journal of Social Psychology, S.P.S.S.I. Bulletin, 10 (1939): 107-120.

 

 

 

National Cyclopaedia of American Biography.

• "James Rowland Angell." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography 40 (1955): 40.
• "Frank Hough Armstrong" National Cyclopedia of American Biography 19 (1926):274-275.
• "Clifford Webster Barnes." National Cyclopedia of American Biography 45 (1962): 538.
• "Helen Culver." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography,17 (1927): 178-179.
• "George Amos Dorsey." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography 22 (1932): 200-201.
• "Charles Hull Ewing," National Cyclopaedia of American Biography 38 (1938): 227.
• "William Rainey Harper." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography  11 (1901): 65-67.
• "Norman Wait Harris." National Cyclopedia of American Biography 17 (1927):323.
• "Charles Richmond Henderson." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography 11 (1901): 75.
• "Harry Pratt Judson." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography 11 (1901): 67.
• "Julian William Mack" National Cyclopedia of American Biography 32 (1945): 73-74.
• "Harriet Hammond McCormick." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography 31 (1931): 81.
• "Mrs. Cyrus Hall McCormick." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography 31 (1931): 80-81.
• "Jerome Hall Raymond." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography  25 (1936): 401-402.
• "Julius Rosenwald." National Cyclopedia of American Biography 26 (1937): 110-111.
• "Albion Woodbury Small." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography  25 (1936): 242-243.
• "Harold Higgins Swift." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography 50 (1968): 20-21.
• "William Isaac Thomas." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography 44 (1962): 581.
• "Samuel Powers Thrasher." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography 20 (1929): 92-93.
• "James Hayden Tufts." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography 11 (1901): 75-76.
• "George Edgar Vincent." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography 15 (1916): 236
• "George Edgar Vincent." National Cyclopaedia of American Biography E (1938): 206-207.

New York Times

• "Contesting a Millionaire's Will. New York Times April 30 1889:  8.
• "Buying Off the Heirs." New York Times May 22 1889: 4.
• "Gift for Chicago University." New York Times December 15 1895: 1.
• "Pure Food Bill Stirs The House to Interest." New York Times 22 June 1906: 1,2.
• "Likens Women to Savages. New York Times 20 January 1907, p. 1
• "Women and 'Savages.'" New York Times 3 February 1907: 8.
• "Women and the Intellectual Life.'" New York Times Sunday Magazine 10 February 1907: 10.
• "Two Ideas of Journalism.'" New York Times Book Review 15 February 1908: 88.
• "Secret Service" New York Times 27 April 1908: 6.
• "The Mind of Woman.'" New York Times 24 November 1908: 8.
• "To Shift Control of Secret Service." New York Times 22 December 1908: 3.
• "How the ‘Secret Service’ Does Its Work." New York Times Sunday Magazine 27 December 1908: 6.
• "Murphy’s Defense Untrue, They Say." New York Times 26 October 1909: 3.
• "White Slave Story False, Says Guide." New York Times 28 October 1909: 3.
• "To Curb White Slavery." New York Times 25 November 1909: 7.
• "Second White Slave Bill." New York Times 19 December, 1909: 3.
• "Rockefeller Heads Vice Grand Jury." New York Times 4 January 1910: 5
• "Excerpt from "Society" page..'" New York Times 6 February 1910: X2
• "MacKay a Suffrage Officer." New York Times 11 February 1910: 7.
• "Should Woman Have Work Outside the Home ?" New York Times Sunday Magazine 20 February 1910: 7.
• "White Slave Traffic Shown to be Real." New York Times 30 April 1910: 1.
• "‘White Slave’ Trade Is Not Organized." New York Times 29 June 1910: 16.
• "First Arrest Under White Slave Act." New York Times 10 July 1910: 14.
• "Women Held As Slavers." New York Times 7 September 1910: 20.
• "Nation-Wide Fight on White Slavery." New York Times 24 March 1912: 5.
• "Mayor Insincere on Vice, They Say." New York Times 6 January 1913: 6.
• "Silent on Militancy." New York Times 17 June 1913: 4.
• "Rockefeller Way To Deal With Vice." New York Times 27 January 1913: 1,2.
• "Grand Jury Service Guided Rockefeller." New York Times 28 January 1913: 8.
• "Campaign for Suffrage Congressmen." New York Times  5 June 1913: 20.
• "Silent on Militancy." New York Times 17 June 1913: 4.
• (Grace Duffield Goodwin). The "Feminist" Woman. New York Times 11 November 1913: 12.
• "Suffragist Rivals Now In the Field." New York Times 5 January 1914: 3.
• "Raise A Fund For Sanger." New York Times 2 February 1915: 12.
• “Will Extradite Johnson.” New York Times 17 February 1915: 8.
• "Women Organize New Suffrage Move." New York Times 1 April 1915: 24.
• "Suffragists Veto Attach on Congress." New York Times 8 June 1915: 5. 
• "Suffragists Deal Blow to Militants." New York Times 9 June 1915: 13.
• “Dr. Nearing Ousted.” New York Times 18 June 1915: 1
• “Alumni Roused by Nearing Case.” New York Times 22 June 1915: 5
• “Editorial: Really They Must Explain It.” New York Times 25 June 1915: 10.
• “Charge Gigantic Plots to Violate Neutrality.” New York Times 3 September 1915: 1.
• "To Fight in Court for Birth Control." New York Times 5 September 1915: 8.
• "Disorder in Court as Sanger is fined." New York Times 11 September 1915: 7.
• "Anthony Comstock Dies in His Crusade." New York Times 22 September 1915: 1, 6.
• “Tell Why Nearing Was Turned Out.” New York Times 12 October 1915: 5.
• “Nearing to Teach in Ohio.” New York Times 15 October 1915: 8.
• "Suffrage Lost by 56,273." New York Times 30 October 1915: 4.
• "Mrs. William I. Thomas ..." New York Times 2 December 1915: 2.
• "The Sailing List." New York Times 5 December 1915: 3.
• “The Professors' Union.” New York Times 21 January 1916: 8.
• "Urges Big Defense Plan." New York Times 11 Feb 1916: 5.
• “Professors Assail Nearing Dismissal.” New York Times 27 May 1916: 6.
• "Chicago Suffrage Split?" New York Times 1 June 1916: 11.
• “Police at Pacifist Meeting.” New York Times 30 May 1916: 2.
• "President Names Defense Advisers." New York Times 12 October 1916: 10.
• "Health Zones For Camps." New York Times 7 May 1917: 2.
• "Making Vice Unattractive in Soldiers’ Camps." New York Times Sunday Magazine 20 May 1917: 3.
• "Riot Over Terms of Peace." New York Times 28 May 1917: 4.
• “Demands Separate Peace for the U.S.” The New York Times 31 May 1917: 2.
• "Vice At Newport Perils Recruits, Daniels’ Charge." New York Times, 21 June 1917: 3.
• "Advocates of Peace in New Propaganda." New York Times 21 June 1917: 3.
• "Anti-Draft Case Goes to Jury Today." New York Times 21 June 1917: 9.
• "Radicals At Work For German Peace." New York Times 24 June 1917: 7.
• "Five-Mile Dry Zone Around Camps." New York Times 24 July 1917: 4.
• "Health of Troops in Competent Hands." New York Times 29 July 1917: 8.
• "260 Liquor Places Close." New York Times 14 August 1917: 3
• “La Follette At Head Of Pro-Peace Party.” New York Times 16 August 1917: 13.
• “No Hall For Pacifists.” New York Times 22 August 1917: 4
• “Disloyal Preaching Safe Under the Law.” New York Times 22 August 1917: 4.
• "Liquor Rules For Camps." New York Times, 23 August 1917: 9.
• “Backs People’s Council.” New York Times 24 August 1917: 5.
• “Fargo, Too, May Bar People’s Council.” New York Times 30 August 1917: 3
• "Wisconsin Town Expels Pacifists." New York Times 31 August 1917: 1, 11.
• "Pacifists Can't Find Place for Meeting." New York Times 1 September 1917: 3.
• "Chicago Party Undecided." New York Times 1 September 1917: 3.
• “Pacifists Barred By Illinois Now.”  New York Times  2 September 1917: 1,4.
• “Chicago Mayor Defies Gov. Lowden, And Protects Pacifists’ Hasty Meeting; New York Speeds Labor Loyalists.” New York Times 3 September 1917: 1, 4.
• “Seek Way To Oust Mayor of Chicago.” New York Times 4 September 1917: 1, 6.
• "Chicago Council Rebukes Mayor." New York Times 5 September 1917: 1-2.
• “Will Curb Sedition in German Press Here.” New York Times 6 September 1917: 3.
• "American Union Protests." New York Times 8 September 1917: 4.
• “100 Radical Papers May Be Suppressed.” New York Times 16 September 1917: 7.
• "Upholds Mayor Thompson." New York Times 22 September 1917: 8.
• "Cattell Not Surprised." New York Times 2 October 1917: 2.
• "To Sue Columbia, Cattell’s Threat." New York Times 10 October 1917: 1, 2.
• "Barring Sex Diseases from the American Army." New York Times Sunday Magazine 28 October 1917: 6-7.
• "Chicago to Move Germans" New York Times 26 November 1917: 3.
• "Completion of registration . . . " New York Times 15 February 1918: 4.
• "Professors Define Academic Freedom." New York Times 2 March 1918: 22.
• "Warn German Subjects" New York Times 5 March 1918: 3.
• "Gregory Backs Up Army Zone Order." New York Times 8 March 1918: 7.
• "Death For Propagandists." New York Times 16 March 1918: 2.
• “Nearing Is Indicted On Sedition Charge.” New York Times 22 March 1918: 4.
• "Shuts Off 6,000 Aliens." New York Times 27 March 1918: 5.
• “Two Spy Suspects Now in Hospitals.” New York Times 3 April 1918: 13.
• "Couple Arrested in Hotel." New York Times April 13, 1918, p 18, col. 6
• "Wife backs Prof. Thomas." New York Times April 14, 1918, p 19, col. 5
• "Professor Thomas Suspended." New York Times April 16, 1918, p 11, col 2
• "Plan a Study of Immigrants." New York Times, April 16, 1918, p. 13. col 4.
• "Expels Prof. Thomas." New York Times April 17, 1918, p. 13, col 3.
• "Thomas and Woman Freed." New York Times April 20, 1918, p. 13, col. 5
• "Says Foreign Coin Won’t Regain Value." New York Times 19 September 1920: 7.
• "Prof. Thomas Explains." New York Times April 22, 1918, p. 9, col 2
• “Jury Out in Nearing Case.” New York Times 18 February 1919: 3
• “Acquit Nearing After 30 Hours.” New York Times 20 February 1919: 1.
• "Lists Americans As Pacifists." New York Times 25 January 1919: 1, 4.
• "M'Cormick Attacks League Covenant." New York Times March 6, 1919.
• "Boy Scouts In Siberia." New York Times 31 August 1919: 32.
• “Angell Succeeds Carnegie.” New York Times 15 April 1920: 19.
• "Recalls Our Consul From Vladivostok." New York Times 27 April, 1923: 18.
• "American Property Seized by Soviet." New York Times 29 April 1923: 22.
• "Many Changes in Consular Force." New York Times 15 May 1923: 30.
• "Review of The Unadjusted Girl by W. I. Thomas." New York Times Book Review and Magazine 1 July 1923, p. 22.
• "Helen Culver Dies; Hull House Donor." New York Times August 20 1925: 19.
• "Unconscious Psychology." New York Times, 12 February 1928: 69.
• "Columbia Enrolls Summer Students." New York Times, 4 July 1928: 7.
• "Registration Will Begin Today In Columbia Extension Courses." New York Times, 19 September 1928: 24.
• "Columbia to Survey World Family Laws." New York Times, 5 May 1929: 31.
• "Another Professor Quits U. of C." New York Times 21 February 1931: 2
• "Dr. George Dorsey, Author, Drops Dead." New York Times 30 March 1931: 21
• "Prof. George H. Mead, Philosopher, Is Dead." New York Times 27 April 1931: 21
• "Toronto Consul Made A Consul General." New York Times 24 January 1932: N6.
• "John B. Lord." New York Times 22 January 1933: 25.
• "Widens Mind Research." New York Times, 29 January 1933: 3.
• "M'Kee's 1915 Attack on Suffrage Upheld." New York Times, 27 October 1933: 3.
• "William Thomas, Sociologist, Dies." New York Times 7 December 1947 : 78.

Herbert Nichols

• "Prof. Baldwin's 'New Factor in Evolution'," American Naturalist 30, (1896): 697-710.  

Naomi Norsworthy

• "The Validity of Judgments of Character." In E. L. Thorndike (ed). Essays Philosophical and Psychological in Honor of William James by his Colleagues at Columbia University. New York: Longmans, Green (1908): 511-549.

 

 

Oberlin News

• "Institute of Christian Sociology." Oberlin News 15 November 1894: 8.
• "The Sociological Institute." Oberlin News 22 November 1894: 1.
• "Christian Sociology Expounded." Oberlin News 27 June 1895.

Howard Odum.

• Biographical excerpts from American Sociology: The Story of Sociology in the United States through 1950. New York: Longmans, Green & Co.
  • "L.L. Bernard"
  • "Emory S. Bogardus"
  • "Ernest W. Burgess"
  • "Charles H. Cooley"
  • "Leonard S. Cottrell"
  • "Charles A. Ellwood"
  • "Ellsworth Faris"
  • "John W. Gillette"
  • "William F. Ogburn"
  • "Robert Park"
  • "Stuart A. Queen"
  • "E. B. Reuter"
  • "E. A. Ross"
  • "Dwight Sanderson"
  • "Albion W. Small"
  • "Edwin H. Sutherland"
  • "William I. Thomas"
  • "George Vincent"
  • "Lester F. Ward"
  • "Louis Wirth" 
  • "Kimball Young"
• Reference lists from American Sociology: The Story of Sociology in the United States through 1950. New York: Longmans, Green & Co.
  • Introductory Sociology
  • History
  • Methods
  • Social Psychology

William F. Ogburn. 

• "The Historical Method in the Analysis of Social Phenomena." Publications of the American Sociological Society 16 (1922): 70-83.
• "The Folkways of a Scientific Sociology." Publications of the American Sociological Society, 24 (1930): 1-11.

 

 

Robert Ezra Park

• "Foreign Language Press and Social Process." Proceedings of the National Conference of Social Work (1920): 493-500.
• Old World Traits Transplanted. New York Henry Holt (1921) with William I. Thomas and Herbert A. Miller.

• "Social Attitudes." Pp. 467 - 478 in Robert E. Park and Ernest W. Burgess, Introduction to the Science of Sociology. Chicago: University of Chicago (1921).  Originally published as pages 18-34 in Robert E. Park, Principles of Human Behavior, Chicago: Zalaz Corporation (1915).

• "The Concept of Social Distance As Applied to the Study of Racial Attitudes and Racial Relations." Journal of Applied Sociology 8 (1924): 339-344.
• "The Concept of Position in Sociology." Papers and Proceedings of the American Sociological Society, 20 (1926): 1-14.
• "Methods of a Race Survey." Journal of  Research, by E. S. Bogardus (Jesse Ray Miller, Los Angeles, 1926, pp. 288). New York, 1926; pp. VI-I-557.
• "Human Nature, Attitudes, and the Mores" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): 17-45.
• "Review of Primitive Behavior by William I. Thomas." American Sociological Review 2 (1937): 286-290.
• >> a partial bibliography of publications by Robert E. Park

Elia W. Peattie.

• "Sober View of "Sex and Society" Shows It To Be Book of Value." Chicago Tribune 27 April 1907: 8.

H. Earl Pemberton.

• "A Technique for Determining the Optimum Rating Scale for Opinion Measures." Sociology and Social Research 17 (1933): 470-472.

Ralph Barton Perry

• "Conceptions and Misconceptions of Consciousness" Psychological Review 11 (1904): 282-296.
• "The Definition of Value." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method 11 (1914): 141-162.
• "Purpose as Tendency and Adaptation." Philosophical Review 26 (1917): 477-495.
• "Is There a Social Mind?" American Journal of Sociology 27 (1922): 561-572.
• "Is There a Social Mind? — continued."  American Journal of Sociology 27 (1922): 721-736.

Charles C. Peters

• "The Relation of Motion Pictures to Standards of Morality." Journal of Educational Sociology 6 (1932): 251-255.

Ruth C. Peterson

• The Effect of Motion Pictures on the Social Attitudes of High School Children. Ann Arbor: Edwards Brothers (1932)
• Motion Pictures and the Social Attitudes of Children: A Payne Fund Study. New York: Macmillan & Company (1933) [co-authored with Louis L. Thurstone]

The Philanthropist

• "Illinois New Law." The Philanthropist 22 (July 1908): 1.
• "Editorial: Advances in Illinois." The Philanthropist 22 (July 1908): 9-10.
• "The Supreme Court Decision." The Philanthropist 23 (July 1909): 9-10.

W. B. Pillsbury 

• "A Suggestion Toward A Reinterpretation of Introspection." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method 1 (1904): 225-228.
• "Margaret Floy Washburn (1871-1939)." Psychological Review 47 (1940): 99-109.

Henri Poincaré

• Science and Hypothesis. London: Walter Scott. (1905).

Willard C. Poole, Jr.

• "Distance in Sociology." American Journal of Sociology 33 (1927): 99-104.

James Bissert Pratt.

• "The Twelfth Annual Meeting of the American Philosophical Association." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 10 (1913): 91-95.

 

 

Stuart A. Queen

• "Round Table on the Case-Study Method of Sociological Research" Proceedings of the American Sociological Society 22 (1928): 225-227. 
• "Conflict Situations Between Clients and Case Workers" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): 208-235.

 

 

Clarence E. Rainwater

• "Review of Old World Traits Transplanted." Journal of Applied Sociology 6 (1921): 32
• "Play as Collective Behavior." Journal of Applied Sociology Vol. 8 (1923): 217-222.

Walter C. Reckless

• "Review of Social Psychology by Ellis Freeman." American Sociological Review 1, 1936: 833-834.

Paul S. Reinsch

• "Discussion of W.I. Thomas, 'The Significance of the Orient for the Occident'", American Journal of Sociology, 13, (1908): 742-744. 

Samuel Renshaw

• "Sleep Mobility as an Index of Motion-Picture Influence." Journal of Educational Sociology 6 (1932): 226-230.

Edward Byron Reuter

• "The Social Attitude." Journal of Applied Sociology Vol. 8 (1923): 97-101.
• "The Possibility of a Distinctive Culture Contribution from the American Negro" in Kimball Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): 347-356.
• "Some Observations on the Status of Social Psychology." American Journal of Sociology 46 (1940) 293-304.

James Bronson Reynolds.

• "The Union of the American Vigilance Association and the American Federation for Sex Hygiene." Vigilance 27 (October 1913): 1.

Stuart A. Rice.

• "Motives in Radicalism and Social Reform." American Journal of Sociology, 28 (1923): 577-585.
• "William Jennings Bryan as a Social Force." Journal of Social Forces, 2, (1924): 338-344. (With  Malcolm M. Willey)
• "The Political Vote as a Frequency Distribution of Opinion." Journal of the American Statistical Association, 19 (1924):  70-75.
• "Prohibition and Statistics." Journal of Social Forces 2 (1924): 654-657.
• "Stereotypes: A Source of Error in Judging Human Character." Journal of Personnel Research 5 (1926): 267-276.
• "Some Applications of Statistical Method to Political Research." American Political Science Review, 20(1926):313-329.
• "The Distribution of Individual Political Attitudes. Chapter 6 in Stuart A. Rice. Quantitative Methods in Politics. New York: Appleton-Century-Crofts (1928): 71-91.
• "The Verification of Social Measurements Involving Subjective Classifications." Social Forces, 8(1929): 15-28.
• "Statistical Studies of Social Attitudes and Public Opinion." Chapter 11 in Stuart A. Rice (ed). Statistics in Social Studies. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press (1930): 171-192.
• "Review of Students' Attitudes: A Report of the Syracuse University Reaction Study by Daniel Katz and Floyd Allport."  Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 155 (1931): 256-257.
• "Quantitative Methods in Politics." Journal of the American Statistical Association, 33 (1938): 126-130.

Benbow F. Ritchie

• "Review of Theories of Perception and the Concept of Structure: A Review and Critical Analysis With an Introduction to a Dynamic-Structure Theory of Behavior by Floyd H. Allport." American Journal of Psychology 69 (1956): 498-501.

Edward S. Robinson

• "Review of Principles of Psychology by J.R. Kantor." International Journal of Ethics 35 (1924-1925): 432-435.

Clifford G. Roe.

• "The White Slave Message from Chicago." Chapter 12 in Clifford G. Roe, B. S. Steadwell, J.G. Shearer, Ernest A. Bell, Edwin W. Sims, Wm. Alexander Coote, Jeremiah Jenks, G. Stanley Hall, James Bronson Reynolds, James M. Cleary, Winfield S. Hall, Jacob Nieto, and Kate Jane Adams. The Great War on White Slavery or Fighting for the Protection of Our Girls. Chicago: W. L. Walter (1911): 186-204. Also published as The Prodigal Daughter, the White Slave Evil and the Remedy.
• "Significant Work of the American Vigilance Association." Vigilance 26 (1913): 1-9.
• "The American Vigilance Association." Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology, 3, (1913): 806-809.

Walter Roloff.

• "Review of The Polish Peasant in Europe and America by William I Thomas and Florian Znaniecki." American Economic Review 18 (1928), 739.

Arlyn Custer Rosander.

• "An Attitude Scale Based on Behavior Situations." Journal of Social Psychology 8 (1937): 3-15.

Sydney Roslow

• "A Simple and Reliable Method of Scoring the Thurstone Attitude Scales." Journal of Social Psychology 5 (1934): 228-238.

Edward Alsworth Ross

• "The Present Problems of Social Psychology." The American Journal of Sociology, 10 (1905): 456-472.
• "Discussion of C.H. Cooley's "Social Consciousness", Proceedings of the American Sociological Society, 1 (1907): 115-116.
• Sin and Society: An Analysis of Latter-Day Iniquity. Boston: Houghton Mifflin Company (1907), with a letter from Theodore Roosevelt.
• "The Nature and Scope of Social Psychology."  American Journal of Sociology, 13 (1908): 577-583.
• "Rational Imitation."  American Journal of Sociology, 13 (1908): 721-728.
• "What is Social Psychology?." Psychological Bulletin 6, (1909): 409-411.
• Social Psychology: An Outline and Source Book. New York: The Macmillan Company (1919).  A reprinting of the 1908 edition.

Josiah Royce

• "Docility" Chapter XII from Outlines of Psychology: An elementary treatise with some practical applications New York: Macmillan (1903): 274-298. 
• The Spirit of Modern Philosophy: An essay in the form of lectures. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin (1892).
• "The External World and the Social Consciousness." Philosophical Review 3 (1894): 513-545.
• "Some Observations on the Anomalies of Self-consciousness (I)," Psychological Review 2 (1895): 433-457.
• "Some Observations on the Anomalies of Self-consciousness (II)," Psychological Review 2 (1895): 574-584..
• "Self-consciousness, Social Consciousness and Nature (I) Philosophical Review 4 (1895): 465-485.
• "Self-consciousness, Social Consciousness and Nature (II) Philosophical Review 4 (1895): 577-602.
• “Individual.”  in James Mark Baldwin (ed), The Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology, New York: MacMillan Company (1901). Reproduced from Chapter 4 in Daniel S. Robinson (ed) Royce’s Logical Essays: Collected Logical Essays of Josiah Royce. Dubuque, Iowa: Wm C. Brown Co. (1951): 139-145.
• "The Eternal and the Practical." Philosophical Review 13 (1904): 113-142.
• “The Problem of Truth in the Light of Recent Discussion.”  Originally published in the Proceedings of the International Congress of Philosophy (1908). Reproduced from Daniel S. Robinson (ed) Royce’s Logical Essays: Collected Logical Essays of Josiah Royce. Dubuque, Iowa: Wm Brown (1951): 63-97.
• "The Reality of the Temporal." International Journal of Ethics  20, (1910): 257-271.
• "Error and Truth." Originally published in in James Hastings (ed) The Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics (1913). Reproduced from Chapter 4 in Daniel S. Robinson (ed) Royce’s Logical Essays: Collected Logical Essays of Josiah Royce. Dubuque, Iowa: Wm Brown (1951): 98-124.
• "Mind."  Originally published in James Hastings (ed) The Encyclopedia of Religion and Ethics (1913). Reproduced from Chapter 7 in Daniel S. Robinson (ed) Royce’s Logical Essays: Collected Logical Essays of Josiah Royce. Dubuque, Iowa: Wm Brown (1951): 146-178. 

Christian A. Ruckmick

• "How Do Motion Pictures Affect the Attitudes and Emotions of Children? : The Galvanic Technique Applied to the Motion-Picture Situation." Journal of Educational Sociology 6 (1932): 210-216.

Beardsley Ruml.

• "Recent Trends in Social Science." Pp 99-111 in Leonard R. White (ed), The New Social Science. Chicago: University of Chicago (1930).

 

 

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

• "Professor and Soldier's Wife Are Arrested." St. Louis Post-Dispatch  12 April 1918: 1, 2.
• "'Other Woman' At Dr. Thomas' Home, Guest of His Wife." St. Louis Post-Dispatch  13 April 1918: 3.
• "Wife of Noted Sociologist Gives Refuge to Rival." St. Louis Post-Dispatch  14 April 1918: 5.
• "University Suspends Thomas." St. Louis Post-Dispatch  16 April 1918: 5.

Edward Sapir

•  Time Perspective in Aboriginal American Culture, a Study in Method.  Geological Survey Memoir 90: No. 13, Anthropological Series. Ottawa: Government Printing Bureau (1916).
• "Do We Need a "Superorganic?" American Anthropologist, NS 19 (1917): 441-447.
•  Language: An introduction to the study of speech. New York: Harcourt, Brace & World (1921):  221-231.
• "The Unconscious Patterning of Behavior in Society" In E. S. Dummer, ed., The Unconscious: A Symposium New York, Knopf, (1927): 114-142.
• "Speech as a Personality Trait." American Journal of Sociology, 32 (1927): 892-905.
• "Dialect," Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences (New York), 5 (1931): 123-126.
• "Fashion," Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences (New York), 6 (1931): 139-144.
• "Custom," Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences (New York), 4 (1931): 658-662.
• "Cultural Anthropology and Psychiatry* Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 27 (1932): 229-242.
• "Group," Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences. New York, 7 (1932): 178-182.
• "Language," Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences (New York), 9 (1933): 155-169.
• "Personality," Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences (New York), 12 (1934): 85-87.
• "Symbolism," Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences (New York), 14: (1934) 492-495.
• "The Emergence of the Concept of Personality in a Study of Cultures." Journal of Social Psychology, 5 (1934) : 408-415.
• "Communication," Encyclopaedia of the Social Sciences (New York), 4(1935): 78-81.

Muzafer Sherif

• W. A. Bousfeld and Muzafer Sherif, "Hunger as a factor in learning." American Journal of Psychology, 1932, 44, 552-554.
• Muzafer Sherif, "A study of some social factors in perception." Archives of Psychology, 1935, 27, No. 187, 1-60.
• Muzafer Sherif, "An experimental study of stereotypes." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 1935, 29, 370-375. 
• Muzafer Sherif, "An experimental approach to the study of attitudes." Sociometry, 1937, 1, 90-98.
• Muzafer Sherif, "The psychology of slogans." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 1937, 32, 450-461.
• Hadley Cantril and Muzafer Sherif, "The Kingdom of Father Divine." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 1938, 33, 147-167.
• Muzafer Sherif and Hadley Cantril, "The psychology of "attitudes": Part I ". Psychological Review, 1945, 52, 295-319. 
• Muzafer Sherif and Hadley Cantril, "The psychology of "attitudes": Part II" . Psychological Review , 1946, 53, 1-24. 
• Muzafer Sherif, "Some methodological remarks related to experimentation in social psychology." International Journal of Opinion and Attitude Research, 1947, 1, 71-93.
• Muzafer Sherif and S. Stansfeld Sargent, "Ego-involvement and the mass media." Journal of Social Issues, 1947, 3, 8-16 .
• Muzafer Sherif, "The necessity of considering current issues as part and parcel of persistent major problems." International Journal of Opinion and Attitude Research, 1948, 2, 63-68. 
• Muzafer Sherif, "The problem of inconsistency in intergroup relations." Journal of Social Issues, 1949, 5, (No. 3), 32-37. 
• Muzafer Sherif, "Some social psychological aspects of conceptual functioning" Pp. 61-77 in F. Northrup and H. Margenau (Eds.), The Nature of Concepts, Their Inter-Relation and Role in Social Structure. Stillwater, Oklahoma A & M College, 1950 .
• Muzafer Sherif, "Introduction." Pp. 1-28 in John H. Rohrer and Muzafer Sherif (Eds.), Social Psychology at the Crossroads. New York: Harper, 1951
• Muzafer Sherif, "Light from psychology on cultural groups and their relations." In K. Bigelow (Ed.), Cultural Groups and Human Relations. New York: Columbia University Press, 1951.
• O. J. Harvey and Muzafer Sherif, "Level of aspiration as a case of judgmental activity in which ego-involvements operate as factors: An experimental study of interpersonal relations." Sociometry, 1951, 14, 121-147 .
• Muzafer Sherif and O. J. Harvey, "A study in ego functioning: Elimination of stable anchorages in individual and group situations." Sociometry, 1952, 15, 272-305 .
• Muzafer Sherif, "Sociocultural influences in small group research." Sociology and Social Research, 1954, 39, 1-10.
• Muzafer Sherif, "Integrating field work and laboratory in small group research." American Sociological Review, 1954, 19, 759-771.
• Muzafer Sherif, B. Jack White, and O. J. Harvey, "Status in experimentally produced groups." American Journal of Sociology, 1955, 60, 370-379.
• William R. Hood and Muzafer Sherif, "An appraisal of personality-oriented approaches to prejudice." Sociology and Social Research, 1955, 40, 79-85.
• Muzafer Sherif, "Social responsibility and the group: Edward C. Lindeman Memorial Lecture . Pp 218-234 in The Social Welfare Forum, 1956. New York: Columbia University Press, 1956 .
• Muzafer Sherif, "Superordinate goals in the reduction of intergroup conflict." American Journal of Sociology, 1958, 63, 349-356.
• Muzafer Sherif, Daniel Taub, and Carl I. Hovland, "Assimilation and contrast effects of anchoring stimuli on judgments." Journal of Experimental Psychology, 1958, 55, 150-155. 
• Norman Jackman and Muzafer Sherif, "Group processes and communication on the Prohibition Issue." Sociology and Social Research, 1959, 43, 265-271.
• Muzafer Sherif, "Some needed concepts in the study of social attitudes." Pp. 194-213 in J. Peatman and E. Hartley (Eds.), Festschrift for Gardner Murphy. New York: Harper & Row, 1960.
• Muzafer Sherif, "Conformity-deviation, norms, and group relations" Pp. 159-198 in B. Bass and I. Berg, Conformity and Deviation. New York: Harper & Row, 1961.
• Muzafer Sherif, "Intergroup relations and leadership: Introductory statement." In Muzafer Sherif (Ed.), Intergroup Relations and Leadership. New York: Wiley, 1962.
• William Robert Hood and Muzafer Sherif, "Verbal report and judgment of an unstructured stimulus." Journal of Psychology, 1962, 54, 121-130.

Ernest H. Shideler

• "The Social Distance Margin." Sociology and Social Research 12 (1928): 243-252.

William H. Short

• "The Effects of Motion Pictures on the Social Attitudes of High-School Children." Journal of Educational Sociology 6 (1932): 220-226.

Frank K. Shuttleworth

• "Measuring the Influence of Motion-Picture Attendance on Conduct and Attitudes." Journal of Educational Sociology 6 (1932): 216-219.

Mary Kingsbury Simkhovitch.

• "The Chicago Vice Commission." The Survey 26 (6 May 1911): 217-218.

Georg Simmel (in translation, largely by Albion Small)

• "Superiority and Subordination as Subject-matter of Sociology. I " American Journal of Sociology 2 (1896): 167-189.
• "Superiority and Subordination as Subject-matter of Sociology. II " American Journal of Sociology 2 (1896): 392-415.
• "The Persistence of Social Groups: I" American Journal of Sociology 3 (1897): 662-698. 
• "The Persistence of Social Groups: II: American Journal of Sociology 3 (1897): 829-836.
• "The Persistence of Social Groups: III:  American Journal of Sociology 4 (1898): 167-189.
• "A Chapter on the Philosophy of Value." American Journal of Sociology 5 (1900): 35-50.
•  "The Number of Members as Determining the Sociological Form of the Group: I." American Journal of Sociology 8 (1902): 1-46.
• "The Number of Members as Determining the Sociological Form of the Group: II." American Journal of Sociology 8 (1902)  : 158- 196.
• "The Sociology of Conflict: I" American Journal of Sociology 9 (1903): 490-525.
• "The Sociology of Conflict: II" American Journal of Sociology 9 (1903): 672-689.
• "The Sociology of Conflict: III" American Journal of Sociology 9 (1903): 798-811.
• "A Contribution to the Sociology of Religion" American Journal of Sociology : 359-376.
• "The Sociology of Secrecy and of Secret Societies" American Journal of Sociology 11 (1906): 441-498.
• "The Problem of Sociology" American Journal of Sociology 15 (1909): 289-320.
• "How is society possible?" American Journal of Sociology 16 (1910):372-391.

Edwin E. Slosson

• "Introduction." In Hamilton Holt (ed), The Life Stories of Undistiguished Americans as Told by Themselves. New York : James. Potter & Co (1906).

Albion W. Small

• "Letter to President Harper on Statistical Training." From Vernon K. Dibble, The Legacy of Albion Small, Chicago: University of Chicago Press (1975): 159-162.
• "Letter to President Harper on a New Sociology Journal." From Vernon K. Dibble, The Legacy of Albion Small, Chicago: University of Chicago Press (1975): 163-168.
• Excerpts from Small & Vincent's Introduction to the Study of Society
  • Book I, Ch 3 —"The Relation of Sociology to The Special Social Sciences." Chapter 3 in Book I of Introduction to the Study of Society. New York: American Book Company (1894): 54- 71.
  • Book I, Ch 5 — "The Organic Conception of Society." Chapter 5 in Book I of Introduction to the Study of Society. New York: American Book Company (1894): 87- 96.
  • Book V, Ch 1 —"The Phenomena of Social Psychology in General." Chapter 1 in Book 5 of Introduction to the Study of Society. New York: American Book Company (1894): 305- 316.
  • Book V, Ch 2 —"Social Consciousness —The Phenomena of Authority." Chapter 2 in Book 5 of Introduction to the Study of Society. New York: American Book Company (1894): 317- 331.
  • Book V, Ch 3 —"Certain Laws of Social Psychology — Social Intelligence and Feeling." Chapter 3 in Book 5 of Introduction to the Study of Society. New York: American Book Company (1894): 332- 348.
  • Book V, Ch 4 —"Social Volition and Execution — Morality and Law ." Chapter 4 in Book 5 of Introduction to the Study of Society. New York: American Book Company (1894): 349-365.
• "The Era of Sociology." American Journal of Sociology, 1 (1895): 1–15.
• "Static and Dynamic Sociology." American Journal of Sociology, 1 (1895): 195-209.
• "Review of The Principles of Sociology by Franklin Giddings. American Journal of Sociology 2 (1896) 288-305.
• "Review of The Theory of Socialization by Franklin Giddings" American Journal of Sociology, 3 (1897): 111–113.
• "The Sociologists' Point of View." American Journal of Sociology, 3 (1897): 145–71.
• "The Meaning of the Social Movement." American Journal of Sociology. 3, (1897):340-54.
• "The Scope of Sociology: IV The Assumptions of Sociology." American Journal of Sociology, 6: (1900):6, 42–66
• "The Scope of Sociology: V The Assumptions of Sociology—(continued)." American Journal of Sociology, 6: (1900): 6,  177–203.
• "What is a Sociologist?" American Journal of Sociology, 8 (1903): 468– 477.
• "The Subject Matter of Sociology." American Journal of Sociology, 10 (1904), 281-98.
• Excerpts from Small's General Sociology
  • "The Value of Schäffle's Method." Chapter 11 in General Sociology. Chicago: University of Chicago (1905): 167-179.
  • "Interests" Chapter 31 in General Sociology. Chicago: University of Chicago (1905):  425 - 442.
  • "The Individual" Chapter 32 in General Sociology. Chicago: University of Chicago (1905):  443 - 441.
  • "The Spiritual Environment; Contacts; Differentiation; Group; Form of the Group; Conflict; Social Situationsl" Chapter 33 in General Sociology. Chicago: University of Chicago (1905):  482 - 500.
  • "Association; the Social; the Social Process" Chapter 34 in General Sociology. Chicago: University of Chicago (1905):  501-523.
  • "The Elements of Social Causation" Chapter 39 in General Sociology. Chicago: University of Chicago (1905):  626-639.
  • "The Initial Problems of Social Psychology" Chapter 40 in General Sociology. Chicago: University of Chicago (1905): 640- 649..
• "The Relation between Sociology and Other Sciences." American Journal of Sociology, 12 (1906): 11–31.
• "The Meaning of Sociology." American Journal of Sociology, 14 (1908): 1–14.
• "The Vindication of Sociology." American Journal of Sociology, 15 (1909): 1–15.
• "Editorial Note " American Journal of Sociology, 15 (1909): 259.
• "The Sociological Stage in the Evolution of the Social Sciences." American Journal of Sociology, 15 (1910): 681–97.
• "The 'Social Forces' Error." American Journal of Sociology, 16 (1911): 639–41 . 
• "The Present Outlook of Social Science." American Journal of Sociology, 18 (1913): 433-469 . 
• "Shall Science be Sterilized?" American Journal of Sociology, 19 (1914): 651–53.
• "The 'Social Concept' Bugbear." American Journal of Sociology, 19 (1914):  653–56.
• "Review of The Polish Peasant in Europe and America by William I Thomas and Florian Znaniecki.(Volume I & II)" American Journal of Sociology 23  (1917-18): 848
• "The Future of Sociology." Publications of the American Sociological Society, 16 (1921): 174-93.
• "Technique as Approach to Science." American Journal of Sociology, 27 (1922): 646–51.
• "The Category 'Human Process.' " American Journal of Sociology, 28 (1922): 205–27.
• Albion Small: A partial bibliography prepared by the Mead Project
• see also Barnes's "The Place of Albion Small in Modern Sociology" 

Arthur D. Howden Smith

• "Preparing for the Peace Conference." Chapter 23 in The Real Colonel House. New York: George Doran Company (1918): 262-273.

Noel W. Smith

• Bibliography of J.R. Kantor's Published Works

Thomas Vernor Smith

• "Review of Social Psychology by Floyd Henry Allport." International Journal of Ethics 35 (1924-25): 101.
• "The Social Philosophy of George Herbert Mead." American Journal of Sociology  Vol. 37 (1931-32): 368-383.

Kenneth L. Smoke

• "The Present Status of Social Psychology in America." Psychological Review 42 (1935)::537-543.

William F. Snow.

• "Progress 1900-1915" Journal of Social Hygiene 2 (1916): 37-47.
• "Social Hygiene in War Time." American Journal of Sociology 23 (1917): 44-46.
• "Social Hygiene and the War." Journal of Social Hygiene 3 (1917): 417-448.

Social Hygiene.

• "Some Early Stages of the Chicago Fight Against Prostitution: A Symposium." Social Hygiene 6 (1920): 273-284.

E. G. Spaulding.

• "Subject of Discussion for the Next Meeting of the American Philosophical Association." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 10 (1913): 167-168.

Herbert Spencer

• "The Social Organism" at the Library of Economics and Liberty.

Frederick Starr

• "Partial Bibliography of Frederick Starr." prepared by the Mead Project.

J. F. Steiner

• "Village Mores in Transition" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): 166-187.

George D. Stoddard

• "Measuring the Effect of Motion Pictures on the Intellectual Content of Children." Journal of Educational Sociology 6 (1932): 204-209.

Samuel A. Stouffer

• An Experimental Comparison of Statistical and Case History Methods of Attitude Research. Doctoral Dissertation, University of Chicago. (1930)
  1. "The Problem and Its Outcome."  Pp 1-12.
  2. "Reliability of the attitude test scores."  Pp 13-18.
  3. "Reliability of the case history ratings."  Pp 19-37.
  4. "Other Checks on the Degree of Agreement Shown Between the Test Scores and Case History Ratings." Pp. 38-48
  5. "Implication of this study for research on the theory of attitudes."  Pp. 49- 64.
• "Experimental Comparison of a Statistical and a Case History Technique of Attitude Research ." Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XXV (1930): 154-156.
• "How a Mathematician Can Help a Sociologist." Sociometry, 4 (1941): 56-63.
• Samuel A. Stouffer. "Notes on the Case-Study and the Unique Case." Sociometry, 4 (1941): 349-357

G. F. Stout.

• "Reply to Professor Angell's Criticism of Analytic Psychology" Philosophical Review 7, (1898): 72 - 76.

Anselm Strauss

• "The Concept of Attitude in Social Psychology". Journal of Psychology 19 (1945): 329-339.
• "Socialization, Logical Reasoning, and Concept Development in the Child " American Sociological Review, 16 (1951): 514-523. (with Karl Schuessler)

Edward K. Strong.

• "The Relative Merit of Fifty Advertisements." Section 2 of "A Study of Packer's Tar Soap, Chapter 7 in "The Relative Merit of Advertisements." Archive of Psychology #17 (1911): 66-71.
• "Application of the "Order of Merit Method" to Advertising." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 8 (1911): 600-606.
• "Psychological Methods As Applied To Advertising." Journal of Educational Psychology 4 (1913): 393-404.

 Henry Waldgrave Stuart

• "Valuation as a Logical Process". Chapter 10 in Studies in Logical Theory edited by John Dewey. Chicago: University of Chicago (1903): 227-340. 

Francis Bertody Sumner.

• "A Statistical Study of Belief." Psychological Review 5 (1898): 616-631.

The Survey

• "World-Wide War on Vice." The Survey 28 (27 July 1912): 593.
• "Chicago Committee Against Vice." The Survey 28 (27 July 1912): 593 - 594.
• "National Merger to Fight White Slavery." The Survey 27 (March 30 1912): 1191-1192.
• "Murder, Politics and Vice in Chicago." The Survey 32 (8 August 1914): 476-477.
• "Relentless War Against Vice" The Survey 38 (9 June 1917): 249.
• "To Study The Immigrant On A Large Scale." The Survey 27 April 1918:  96.
• "Further Plans for Study of Americanization." The Survey 13 July 1918: 431.
• "Note." The Survey 22 March 1919: 911.
• "Utilizing the Immigrant." The Survey  24 May 1919: 312-313.
• "Jottings." The Survey June 18, 1921.
• "Notes from the 1926 meeting of the American Sociological Society. The Survey January 15, 1927: 497

E. H. Sutherland. 

• 'Mental Deficiency and Crime" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): 357-375.

Percival M. Symonds 

• "What is an Attitude?."Psychological Bulletin, 1927, 24, 200-201.

Konstantin Symmons-Symonolewicz.

• "Review of The Polish Peasant in Europe and America by William I. Thomas and Florian Znaniecki." American Slavic and East European Review, 19 (1960): 128-130.

 

 

 

Jessie Taft

• The Woman Movement From the Point of View of Social Consciousness. Menasha WI,: Collegiate Press, George Bantu Publishing (1915).

Marion Talbot

• More Than Lore.  Chicago: University of Chicago (1936):

Ernest L. Talbert

• "Recent Treatments of Social Grouping." Psychological Bulletin, 8, (1911): 417-427.

Graham Taylor.

• "Review of Sex and Society by W. I. Thomas." Charities and The Commons, 26 September 1908: 726.
• "The Story of the Chicago Vice Commission." The Survey 6 May 1911: 239 - 247.
  [See also 1911 reviews of The Social Evil in Chicago by Cabot, Favill, Miner, Simkhovitch, and Whitin]
• “Fighting Vice in Chicago.” The Survey 29 (26 October 1912): 94-95.
• “Routing the Segregationists in Chicago.” The Survey 29 (30 November 1912): 254-256.
• “The War on Vice.” The Survey 29 (8 March 1913): 811-813.
• "The Underworld and Beneath It." Chapter 7 in Graham Taylor. Pioneering on Social Frontiers. Chicago: University of Chicago Press (1930): 82-104.

Negley K. Teeters

• "Herbert Adolphus Miller, 1875-1951." American Sociological Review 16 (1951): 563-564.

Alvan A. Tenney

• "Discussion of C.H. Cooley's "Social Consciousness", Proceedings of the American Sociological Society, 1 (1907): 112.

Charles D. Tenney

• "Discussion of W.I. Thomas, 'The Significance of the Orient for the Occident'", American Journal of Sociology, 13, (1908): 744-746. 

Frank Thilly

• "Friedrich Paulsen." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods, 5 (1908): 505-508.
• "Friedrich Paulsen's Ethical Work and Influence." International Journal of Ethics, 19, (1909): 141-155.
• "Romanticism and Rationalism." Philosophical Review, 22, (1913): 107-132.
• "Contemporary American Philosophy." Philosophical Review 34 (1926): 522-538.

Dorothy Swaine Thomas.

• "The Methodology of Experimental Sociology." Introduction to Dorothy Swaine Thomas and Associates, Some New Techniques for Studying Social Behavior. New York City: Teachers College, Columbia University (1929): 1-21.

Harriet Park Thomas.

• "[Review of] The Spirit of Youth and the City Streets by Jane Addams" American Journal of Sociology 15 (1910): 550-553.

William I. Thomas

• "Review of Aspects of the Social Problem edited by Bernard Bosenquet." American Journal of Sociology 1 (1895): 230
• "The Scope and Method of Folk-Psychology," American Journal of Sociology, 1 (1896): 434-45.
• "Review of Primitive Civilizations by E.J. Simcox." American Journal of Sociology 1 (1896): 504-508.
• "Review of The Child and Childhood in Folk-thought by Alexander Chamberlain." American Journal of Sociology 2 (1896): 316-317.
• "Review of Woman Under Monasticism by Lina Eckenstein" American Journal of Sociology 2 (1896): 317.
• "On a Difference in the Metabolism of the Sexes," American Journal of Sociology, 3 (1897): 31-63, Ph.D. dissertation, University of Chicago; reprinted by the University of Chicago Press, 1897.
• "Review of Endokannibalismus by Rudolph Steinmetz." American Journal of Sociology 2 (1897): 610-611.
• "Review of Women and the Republic by Helen Johnson." American Journal of Sociology 3 (1897): 406-407.
• "Review of L'Evolution Regressive en Biologie et en Sociologie by Jean Demoor, Jean Massart, Emile Vandervelde." American Journal of Sociology 3 (1897): 408-409.
• "The Relation of Sex to Primitive Social Control," American Journal of Sociology 3, (1898): 754-776.
• "Sex in Primitive Industry," American Journal of Sociology 4, (1899): 474-488.
• "Review of Instinct and Reason by Henry Marshall." American Journal of Sociology 4 (1899): 685-687.
• "Review of A Study of Mary Wollstonecraft and the Rights of Women." American Journal of Sociology 5 (1899): 694-695.
• "Sex in Primitive Morality," American Journal of Sociology 4, (1899): 774-787.
• "The Psychology of Modesty and Clothing," American Journal of Sociology 5, (1899): 246-262.
• "Review of Murder in All Ages by Mathew Pinkerton." American Journal of Sociology 6 (1900): 127-128.
• "Review of The Oneida Community by Allan Estlake." American Journal of Sociology 6 (1900): 128.
• "Review of The Origins of Art by Yrjo Hirn." American Journal of Sociology 6 (1901): 709-710.
• "Review of The Races of Man by J. Deniker." American Journal of Sociology 6 (1901): 711.
• "The Gaming Instinct," American Journal of Sociology 6, (1901): 750-763.
• "Der Ursprung der Exogamie," Zeitschrift fur Socialwissenschaft, 5 (1902): 1-18. [A translation of this article was published as Chapter 6 of Sex and Society (1907)]
• "Review of The Basis of Social Relations by Daniel Brinton." American Journal of Sociology 7 (1902): 703-704.
• "Review of The Evolution of Sex by Patrick Geddes and J. Arthur Thompson." American Journal of Sociology  7 (1902): 710.
• "The Relation of the Medicine Man to the Origin of the Professional Occupations," Decennial Publications of the University of Chicago, First Series, 4 (1903): 241-256.
• "The Sexual Element in Sensibility," Psychological Review, 11 (1904): 61-67. 
• "The Psychology of Race-Prejudice," American Journal of Sociology, 9 (1904): 593-611.
• "Is the Human Brain Stationary?" Forum, 36 (1904): 305-320. 
• "Review of A History of Matrimonial Institutions by George Elliot Howard."  American Journal of Sociology 10 (1904): 129-131
• "The Province of Social Psychology," American Journal of Sociology, 10 (1905): 445-455.
• "Review of The Northern Tribes of Central Australia by Spencer and Gillen and The Native Tribes of Southeast Australia by A.W. Howitt." American Journal of Sociology 10 (1905): 700-701.
• "Review of Primitive Traits in Religious Revivals by Frank Davenport." American Journal of Sociology 11 (1905): 272.
• "Review of The Place of Industries in Elementary Education by Katherine Dopp." American Journal of Sociology 11 (1905): 272
• "Review of The Bontoc Igorot by Albert Jenks and  The Negritos of Zambales by William Reed." American Journal of Sociology 11 (1905): 273.
• "Review of Sex and Character by Otto Weininger." American Journal of Sociology 11 (1906): 843-846.
• "The Adventitious Character of Woman," American Journal of Sociology, 12 (1906): 32-44.
• "Review of The Origin and Development of Moral Ideas by Edward Westermark." American Journal of Sociology 12 (1906): 127.
• "Review of The Life Stories of Undistinguished Americans edited by Hamilton Holt." American Journal of Sociology 12 (1906): 273-274.
• "Review of Life and Death: A Study in Biology by E. Teichmann." American Journal of Sociology 12 (1906): 423.
• "The Mind of Woman and the Lower Races," American Journal of Sociology, 12 (1907): 435-469.
• Sex and Society: Studies in the Social Psychology of Sex. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1907. 
• "The Significance of the Orient for the Occident," Publications of the American Sociological Society: Papers and Proceedings, Second Annual Meeting, II (1907): 111-124 (discussion, pp. 124-137, 136-137 by W. I. Thomas). Also in American Journal of Sociology, 13 .(1908): 729-742, 754-755. 
• "The Psychology of the Yellow Journal," American Magazine, 65 (1908): 491-496.
• "The Adventitious Character of Woman," American Magazine 66 (1908): 523-530.
• "The Psychology of Woman's Dress," American Magazine, 67 (1908): 66-72.
• "The Mind of Woman," American Magazine, 67 (1908): 146-152.
• "The Older and Newer Ideals of Marriage," American Magazine, 67 (1908): 548-552.
• "Review of The World's Peoples by A.H. Keane." American Journal of Sociology 14 (1908): 123-124.
• "Review of Litterature et Criminalité  by Scipio Sighele." American Journal of Sociology 14 (1908): 127.
• "Review of Heredity and Selection in Sociology by George Chatterton-Hill." American Journal of Sociology 14 (1908): 413
• Excerpts from Source Book for Social Origins: Ethnographical Materials, Psychological Standpoint, Classified and Annotated Bibliographies for the Interpretation of Savage Society. Chicago: University of Chicago (1909).
  • "Introductory" (pp 3-26)
  • "Comment on Part I: The Relation of Society to Geographic and Economic Environment (pp.130-133).
  • "Comment on Part II: Mental Life and Education." (pp. 316-317).
  • "Comment on Part III: Invention and Techonology." (pp. 436-439).
  • "Comment on Part IV: Sex and Marriage." (pp. 530-534).
  • "Comment on Part V: Art, Ornament and Decoration." (p. 635)
  • "Comment on Part VI: Magic, Religion, Myth." (pp. 733-735).
  • "Comment on Part VII: Social Organization, Morals, The State." (pp 856-858).

• "Eugenics: The Science of Breeding Men," American Magazine, 68 (1909): 190-197. 
• "Votes for Women," American Magazine, 68 (1909): 292-301.
• "Woman and the Occupations," American Magazine, 68 (1909): 463-470.
• "Standpoint for the Interpretation of Savage Society," American Journal of Sociology, 15 (1909): 145-163.
• "Review of The Speaking Voice by Katherine Everts." American Journal of Sociology 14 (1909): 549.
• "Race Psychology: Standpoint and Questionnaire, with Particular Reference to the Immigrant and the Negro," American Journal of Sociology, 17 (1912): 725-75.
• "A description of "Social Origins." Pp 634 in Charles H. Cooley; James Q. Dealey; Charles A. Ellwood; H. P. Fairchild; Franklin H. Giddings; Edward C. Hayes; Edward A. Ross; Albion W. Small; Ulysses G. Weatherly; Jerome Dowd, "Report of the Committee of Ten." American Journal of Sociology, 17 (1912): 620-636
• "The Prussian-Polish Situation: An Experiment in Assimilation," Publications of the American Sociological Society: Papers and Proceedings, Eighth Annual Meeting, VIII (1913): 84-99. Also in American Journal of Sociology, 19 (1914): 624-639.
• "Review of Affirmations by Havelock Ellis." American Journal of Sociology 21 (1916): 552-553.
• "The Persistence of Primary-group Norms in Present-day Society and Their Influence in Our Educational System," in Suggestions of Modern Science Concerning Education, by Herbert S. Jennings John G. Watson, Adolf Meyer, and W. I. Thomas, pp. 159-97. New York: The Macmillan Company, 1917.
• "The Professor's Views." Chicago Tribune 22 April 1918: 15-16.
• The Polish Peasant in Europe and America. With Florian Znaniecki. 5 vols. Boston: Richard G. Badger, 1918-20 (Vol. I and II originally published by the University of Chicago Press, 1918). Second edition, 2 vols. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1927. Reprinted, 2 vols. New York: Dover Publications, 1958
  1. Methodological Note
  2. The Concept of Social Disorganization
  3. The Concept of Social Reorganization
  4. Introduction to Life Record of an Immigrant
• "Intellectual America" The Atlantic Monthly Vol. 125  (February 1920): 188-199. Written by Florian Znaniecki, edited by W. I. Thomas.
• "Memorandum on the Study of the Race."  Reel 14, Frames 1742-1744 in Mary Lynn McCree Bryan (ed). The Jane Addams Papers, 1960-1960. Ann Arbor, MI: University Microfilms International (1984): Reel 14, Frames 1742-1744.
• Old World Traits Transplanted. New York Henry Holt (1921) with Robert E. Park and Herbert A. Miller.
• The Unadjusted Girl: With Cases and Standpoint for Behavior Analysis. Boston: Little, Brown, and Company, 1923. Criminal Science Monograph No. 4. (Supplement to the Journal of the American Institute of Criminal Law and Criminology.)
• ""The Problem of Personality in the Urban Environment," Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XX (1925): 30-39.
• "The Behavior Pattern and the Situation," Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. XXII (1927): 1-13.
• "The Configurations of Personality," in The Unconscious: A Symposium pp. 143-77. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1927
• "Note From the President of the American Sociological Society." American Journal of Sociology 32 (1927): 814.
• "Participation and Social Assimilation." (with Robert E. Park). In Kimball Young (ed) Source Book For Social Psychology. New York: A. A. Knopf (1927): 47-53.
• "Proposals for the Joint Application of Technique As Between Psychiatry and the Social Sciences." Proceeding, First Colloquium on Personality Investigation Held Under the Auspices of the American Psychiatric Association Committee on Relations with The Social Sciences, December 1-2, 1928, New York City. Baltimore: Lord Baltimore Press 1929: 5-11.
• "Closing Statement." Proceeding, First Colloquium on Personality Investigation Held Under the Auspices of the American Psychiatric Association Committee on Relations with The Social Sciences, December 1-2, 1928, New York City. Baltimore: Lord Baltimore Press 1929: 75-76.
• "Statement of Work Now in Progress and Suggestions as to Data Which Might be Supplied by Other Investigators." In Proceedings, Second Colloquium on Personality Investigation held Under the Joint Auspices of the American Psychiatric Association Committee on Relations of Psychiatry and the Social Sciences and the Social Science Research Council, November 29-30, 1929, New York City. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press (1930): 41-43.
• "Formulation of Personality." In Proceedings, Second Colloquium on Personality Investigation held Under the Joint Auspices of the American Psychiatric Association Committee on Relations of Psychiatry and the Social Sciences and the Social Science Research Council, November 29-30, 1929, New York City. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins Press (1930): 155.
• "The Comparative Study of Cultures," American Journal of Sociology, 42 (1936): 177-85.
• "Life History."  Communication to L.L. Bernard. Located in the Luther L. Bernard Papers, Box 2, Pennsylvania Historical Collections, Pennsylvania State University (circa 1927). Also published as American Journal of Sociology 79 (1974): 246-250.
• [W.I. Thomas Bibliography]

Charles Willis Thompson.

• "The Truth About Nearing's Case: Both Sides of the Controversy That Has Raised a Storm at the University of Pennsylivania. New York Times Magazine 18 July 1915: 4-5

Helen Bradford Thompson.

•  "A Critical Study of Bosanquet's Theory of Judgment". Chapter 5 in Studies in Logical Theory edited by John Dewey. Chicago: University of Chicago (1903): 86-127. 

Edward L. Thorndike

• Excerpts from "Handwriting" Teachers College Record 11 (1910): 83-175.
  • Introduction, Pp. 83-85.
  • Part I. The Measurement of the Quality of Handwriting. Pp 86- 151.
• "A Scale for Measuring the Merit of English Writing." Science NS 33 (1911): 935-938.
• "Notes on the Significance and Use of the Hillegas Scale for Measuring the Quality of English Composition." The English Journal, 2, (1913), 551-561.
• "The Transmutation of Measures by Relative Position into Measures in Units of Amount." Chapter 8 in Edward L. Thorndike, An Introduction to the Theory of Mental and Social Measurements (2nd edition). New York: Teacher's College, Columbia University (1916): 109 - 126

Frederic M. Thrasher

• "Social Attitudes of Superior Boys in an Interstitial Community" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): 236-264.
• "Editorial." Journal of Educational Psychology, 6 (1932): 193-195.

Robert Throop & Lloyd Gordon Ward

Research Notes

• "Published Works of Muzafer and Carolyn Wood Sherif." St. Catharines. ON: The Mead Project. (2002).
• "Franklin Giddings: A Selected Bibliography." St. Catharines On: Mead Project (2004)
• "Edwin Holt: A Selected Bibliography." St. Catharines ON: The Mead Project (2004).
• "Selected James Documents." Toronto: The Mead Project (2007)
• "A Blumer Bibliography." Toronto: Mead Project (2005).
• "Research Note: Doctoral Dissertations in Pedagogy and Education granted by the University of Chicago 1900-1935." St. Catharines, ON: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Albion Small: A partial bibliography." St. Catharines: The Mead Project (2006)
• "Contemporary Reviews of Thomas's Books." Toronto: The Mead Project (2006).
• "Other Documents Related to Thomas's Career." Toronto: The Mead Project (2006).
• "A Thomas Bibliography and related documents." Toronto: The Mead Project (2006)
• "A brief note on a strange aspect of the Proceedings of the Congress of Arts and Sciences, St. Louis, 1904." Toronto: Mead Project (2007)
• "Organization of Academic Foci with the 'Department of Philosophy,' Academic Years 1893-1930." Toronto: Mead Project (2007).
• "University of Chicago Department of Social Science: Listed and Cross-listed Courses Taught by Instructors in Other Departments, 1893–1930." Toronto: Mead Project (2007).
• "University of Chicago Department of Social Science: Acceptable Courses Taught by Instructors in Other Departments, 1893-1930." Toronto: Mead Project (2007).
• "University of Chicago Department of Social Science: Recommended Courses Taught by Instructors in Other Departments, 1893-1930." Toronto : Mead Project (2007)
• "Membership of the Committee of American Physicians for Medical Preparedness (1916)." Toronto: Mead Project (2007).
•  "Research Note: John Dewey at Chicago, Courses Taught, 1894-1905." Toronto: The Mead Project (2007)
• "Research Note: A Gallery of Presidents of the American Sociological Society and the American Sociological Association, 1906-1969." Toronto: The Mead Project.
• "Biographical Notes and Remembrances For Thomas and Related Others." Toronto: The Mead Project (2006).
• "People Mentioned in Mead's Published Works." Toronto: The Mead Project (2007)
• "Timelines for Mead." Toronto: Mead Project (2007).
• "Time line of key events in Dewey's life." Toronto: The Mead Project (2007).
• "An Ellsworth Faris Bibliography." St. Catharines, CA: The Mead Project (2007).
• "James Gillespie Blaine." Toronto: Mead Project (2007)
• "A Bibliography of Commentaries on Mead and His Ideas." Toronto: The Mead Project (2007).
• "Known Mead Documents." Toronto: The Mead Project (2007).
• "Some Background on the Origins of Mead's Posthumous Works." Toronto: Mead Project (2007).
• "Fellows in the Philosophy and Psychology Departments of the University of Chicago." Toronto: Mead Project (2007).
• "University of Chicago Department of Social Science: Recommended Courses Taught by Instructors in Other Departments, 1893-1930." Toronto : Mead Project (2007)
• "University of Chicago Department of Social Science: Acceptable Courses Taught by Instructors in Other Departments, 1893-1930." Toronto: Mead Project (2007).
• "University of Chicago Department of Social Science: Listed and Cross-listed Courses Taught by Instructors in Other Departments, 1893–1930." Toronto: Mead Project.
• "Organization of Academic Foci with the 'Department of Philosophy,' Academic Years 1893-1930." Toronto: Mead Project (2007).
• "Research Note: John Dewey at Chicago, Courses Taught, 1894-1905." Toronto: The Mead Project (2007)
• "Chronological Index to the Thomas Correspondence included in The Jane Addams Papers, 1860-1960.  Toronto: The Mead Project (2006).

Scrapbook pages

• "'Biography'-ing Thomas: Some chapters in the life of William Isaac Thomas." Toronto: The Mead Project (2007).
• "A brief note on a strange aspect of the Proceedings of the Congress of Arts and Sciences, St. Louis in 1904." Toronto: Mead Project (2007).
• "The Cattell Dismissal." Toronto: The Mead Project (2007).
• "The Culver Gifts." Toronto ON: The Mead Project (2007).
• "W. I. Thomas and the Suffragists." Toronto: The Mead Project (2007).

Louis L. Thurstone

• "The Anticipatory Aspect of Consciousness." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 16 (1919): 561-568.
• "Intelligence and Its Measurement." Journal of Educational Psychology 12 (1921): 201-207.
• "The Intelligence of Policemen." Journal of Personnel Research 1 (1922): 64-74.
• "The Stimulus-Response Fallacy in Psychology," Psychological Review 30 (1923): 354-369. 
• "The Nature of General Intelligence and Ability." British Journal of Psychology 14 (1924): 243-247.
• The Nature of Intelligence. London: Kegan Paul, Trench Trubner & Co., (1924).
• "The Nature of General Intelligence and Ability." British Journal of Psychology 14 (1924): 243-247.
• "Influence of Freudism on Theoretical Psychology." Psychological Review 31 (1924): 175-183.
• "The Significance of Psychology For the Study of Government and Certain Specific Problems Involving Psychology and Politics (Report from the Round Table on Politics and Psychology at the Second National Conference on the Science of Politics, Chicago, September 8-24, 1924). American Political Science Review 19 (1925): 110 - 122.
• "A Method of Scaling Psychological and Educational Tests." Journal of Educational Psychology 16 (1925): 433- 451
• "Aspects of Public Opinion (Report from the Round Table on Politics and Psychology at the Third National Conference on the Science of Politics )." American Political Science Review 20 (1926): 126-127
• "The Mental Age Concept." Psychological Review 33 (1926): 268-278.
• "A Mental Unit of Measurement." Psychological Review 34 (1927): 415-423.
• "The Unit of Measurement in Educational Scales." Journal of Educational Psychology 18 (1927): 505-524.
• "The Method of Paired Comparisons For Social Values, Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology,  21, (1927): 384-400.
• "Equally Often Noticed Differences." Journal of Educational Psychology 18 (1927): 289-293.
• "Psychophysical Analysis." American Journal of Psychology 38 (1927): 368-89.
• "A Law of Comparative Judgment." Psychology Review, 34 (1927): 273-286.
• "Three psychophysical laws." Psychological Review, 34 (1927): 424-432.
• "Attitudes Can Be Measured." American Journal of Sociology 33, (1928): 529-554.
• "The Phi Gamma Hypothesis."  Journal of Experimental Psychology, 11 (1928): 293-305.
• "An Experimental Study of Nationality Preferences." Journal of General Psychology 1 (1928): 405-423.
• "The Measurement of Opinion." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 22 (1928): 415-430.
• "Fechner's Law and the Method of Equal-Appearing Intervals." Journal of Experimental Psychology, 12 (1929): 215-223."Theory of Attitude Measurement." Psychological Review 36 (1929): 222-241.
• "The Measurement of Psychological Value."  In Thomas Vernor Smith and William Kelley Wright (eds), Essays in Philosophy by Seventeen Doctors of Philosophy of the University of Chicago. Chicago: Open Court (1929): 157-174.
• The Measurement of Attitude: A Psychophysical Method and Some Experiments with a Scale for Measuring Attitude toward the Church. Chicago: University of Chicago.
• "Commentary." In Stuart A. Rice (ed). Statistics in Social Studies. Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press (1930): 192-196..
• "A Scale for Measuring Attitude toward the Movies." Journal of Educational Research 22 (1930): 89-94.
• "Rank Order as a Psychophysical Method." Journal of Experimental Psychology 14 (1931): 187 - 201.
• "The Measurement of Change in Social Attitude." Journal of Social Psychology 2 (1931): 230-235.
• "Influence of Motion Pictures on Children's Attitudes." Journal of Social Psychology 2 (1931): 291- 304.
• The Effect of Motion Pictures on the Social Attitudes of High School Children. Ann Arbor: Edwards Brothers (1932)
• "Stimulus Dispersion in the Method of Constant Stimuli." Journal of Experimental Psychology 15 (1932): 284-297.
• "The Effect of a Motion Picture Film on Children's Attitudes Toward Germans." Journal of Educational Psychology 23 (1932): 241-246.
• "The Measurement of Social Attitudes." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 26 (1931): 249-269.
• Motion Pictures and the Social Attitudes of Children: A Payne Fund Study. New York: Macmillan & Company (1933) [co-authored with Ruth C. Peterson]
• "L.L. Thurstone." In Gardner Lindzey (ed) A History of Psychology in Autobiography Vol 4.. Englewood Cliffs, NJ: Prentice Hall (1952): 294 - 321.
• "The Measurement of Value." Psychological Review 61 (1954): 47 - 58.
• Excerpts from The Measurement of Value. Chicago: University of Chicago (1959)
  • "Introduction."  Part II: Subjective Measurement.: 15-18.
  • "Introduction."  Part III: Attitude Measurement: 213-214

E.B. Titchener

• "Simple Reactions." Mind NS 4 (1895): 74-81.
• "The Type-Theory of the Simple Reactions." Mind NS 4 (1895): 506-514.
• "The 'type-theory' of simple reaction. Mind, 5, (1896): 236-241. At Classics in the History of Psychology at York University.
• "Organic Images", Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method 1, (1904): 36-40.
• "Brentano and Wundt: Empirical and Experimental Psychology." American Journal of Psychology, 32, (1921):108-120.At Classics in the History of Psychology at York University.

Frank L. Tolman

•  "The Study of Sociology in Institutions of Learning in the United States. A Report of an Investigation Undertaken by the Graduate Sociological League of the University of Chicago. (Part 1)." American Journal of Sociology 7 (1902): 797-838.
• "The Study of Sociology in Institutions of Learning in the United States. A Report of an Investigation Undertaken by the Graduate Sociological League of the University of Chicago. (Part 2)." American Journal of Sociology 8 (1902): 85-121.
• "The Study of Sociology in Institutions of Learning in the United States. A Report of an Investigation Undertaken by the Graduate Sociological League of the University of Chicago. (Part 3)." American Journal of Sociology 8 (1902): 251-272.
• "The Study of Sociology in Institutions of Learning in the United States. A Report of an Investigation Undertaken by the Graduate Sociological League of the University of Chicago. (Part 4)." American Journal of Sociology 8 (1903): 531-558.

Alfred Tonness

• "A Notation on the Problem of the Past—with especial reference to George Herbert Head." Journal of Philosophy (1933): 599-606.

James Hayden Tufts

• "Review of Social and Ethical Interpretations of Mental Development", Psychological Review, 5, (1898): 313-321. 
• "On the Genesis of the Aesthetic Categories", Decennial Publications of the University of Chicago First Series, Vol. 3, (1903): 5-15.
• "The Social Standpoint." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology, and Scientific Methods 1 (1904): 197-200. 
• "Review of Die Gesellschaft by Ernst Victor Zenker" Psychological Bulletin 1 (1904): 394 - 397.
• "Review of The Theory of Business Enterprise by Thorsten Veblen" Psychological Bulletin 1 (1904): 398-403.
• "Social Psychology in Small's General Sociology." Psychological Bulletin 2(1905): 393-398.
• "Review of Folkways. A study of the sociological importance of usages, manners, customs, and morals by William Graham Sumner." Psychological Bulletin, 4 (1907):384-388.
• "Darwin and Evolutionary Ethics." Psychological Review 16 (1909): 195-206. 
• "Review of Social Organization, a study of the Larger Mind by Charles Horton Cooley." Psychological Bulletin 6 (1909): 418 - 420.
• "Review of Source Book for Social Origins: Ethnological Materials, Psychological Standpoint, Classifed and Annotated Bibliographies for the Interpretation of Savage Society,  by William I. Thomas." Psychological Bulletin 6 (1909): 417 - 418.
• "Recent Literature on Social Psychology." Psychological Bulletin 7 (1910): 406-412.
• "What I Believe." In George P. Adams and Wm. Pepperell Montague (eds). Contemporary American Philosophy: Personal Statements. Russell and Russell (1930): 333-353.

George Kibbe Turner

• "The City of Chicago: A Study of the Great Immoralities." McClure's Magazine 28 (April 1907): 575-592.
• "Tammany's Control of New York By Professional Criminals: A Study of a New Period of Decadence in the Popular Government of Great Cities." McClure's Magazine 33 (June 1909): 117-134.
• "The Daughters of the Poor: A Plain Story of the Development of New York City as a Leading Centre of the White Slave Trade of the World, under Tammany Hall." McClure's Magazine 34 (November 1909): 45-61.

 

 

Mrs. J. O. Unger

• "Discussion of W. I. Thomas, 'The Significance of the Orient for the Occident'", American Journal of Sociology, 13, (1908): 746-749.

United States Congress

• Fifty-ninth Congress.
• Sixty-first Congress. "An Act to further regulate interstate commerce and foreign commerce by prohibiting the transportation therein for immoral purposes of women and girls, and for other purposes." Statutes at Large.
• Sixty-fourth Congress. "Excerpt from "An Act Making appropriations for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and seventeen, and for other purposes." Statutes at Large (Sixty-fourth Congress) Vol. 39, p. 649-650.
• Sixty-Fifth Congress. Excerpt from "An Act To authorized the President to increase temporarily the Military Establishment of the United States." Statutes at Large (Sixty-fifth Congress) Vol. 40, p. 83.
• Sixty-fifth Congress. "CHAP. 30.—An Act To punish acts of interference with the foreign relations, the neutrality, and the foreign commerce of the United States, to punish espionage, and better to enforce the criminal laws of the United States, and for other purposes." United States Statutes at Large 40: 217-231.
• Sixty-fifth Congress. "CHAP. 75.—An Act To amend section three, title one, of the Act entitled "An Act to punish acts of interference with the foreign relations, the neutrality, and the foreign commerce of the United States, to punish espionage, and better to enforce the criminal laws of the United States, and for other purposes," approved June fifteenth, nineteen hundred and seventeen, and for other purposes." United States Statutes at Large 40: 553-554.
• Sixty-fifth Congress. "An Act to promote the efficiency of the United States Navy." United States Statutes at Large 40: 393.
• Sixty-fifth Congress. "Joint Resolution Proposing an amendment to the Constitution of the United States." United States Statutes at Large 40: 1050.
• Sixty-fifth Congress. "Chap 143 —An Act Making appropriations for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and nineteen: Chapter 14." United States Statutes at Large 40, I : 885-886.
• Sixty-fifth Congress. "CHAP. 143. —An Act Making appropriations for the support of the Army for the fiscal year ending June thirtieth, nineteen hundred and nineteen: Chapter 15." United States Statutes at Large 40, I : 886-888.

United States Executive Office of the President.

• "By the President of the United States of America: A Proclamation. June 15, 1908." United States Statutes at Large 35, Part. 2: 1979.
• "By the President of the United States of America: A Proclamation. April 6, 1917." United States Statutes at Large 40: 1650-1652.
• "By the President of the United States of America: A Proclamation. November 16, 1917." United States Statutes at Large 40: 1716-1718.
• "By the President of the United States of America: A Proclamation. December 11, 1917." United States Statutes at Large 40: 1729-1731.
• "By the President of the United States of America: A Proclamation. April 19, 1918." United States Statutes at Large 40: 1772-1773.

United States Supreme Court

• Joseph Keller, Plff in Err., v. United States. (No. 653.), Louis Ullman, Plff. in Err., v. United States. (No. 654). 29 Supreme Court Reporter, Oct. Term, 1908: 470-474.

University Record.

• "‘Sex and Society’" University Record 11 (April 1907): 160.
• "The University of Chicago War Service." University Record New Series 4 (1918): 226-234.

Wilbur M. Urban

• "On Intolerables: A Study in the Logic of Valuation." Philosophical Review 24 (1915): 477-500.
• "James Mark Baldwin." Psychological Review 42, (1942): 303-306.

 

 

Thorsten Veblen

• The Theory of the Leisure Class: An Economic Study of Institutions. New York: The Macmillan Company (1899). 
• The Theory of Business Enterprise. New York: Charles Scribner's Sons (1904). 
• An Inquiry into the Nature of Peace and the Terms of its Perpetuation. New York: The Macmillan Company (1917) 

C.W.A. Veditz 

• "Discussion of C.H. Cooley's "Social Consciousness", Proceedings of the American Sociological Society, 1 (1907): 113-114.

Vice Commission of the City of Chicago

• Excerpts from  Social Evil in Chicago: A Study of Existing Conditions with Recommendations by The Vice Commission of Chicago. Chicago: Gunthorp-Warren Printing Company (1911).
  • "Preface." In Vice Commission of the City of Chicago. The Social Evil in Chicago  Chicago [n. s] 1911:  1-10.
  • "Outline of Study Made By the Commission." Pp 13-17
  • "Introduction and Summary." Pp 25-47

Vigilance.

• "Attorney Sims on National Legislation." Vigilance 23 #4 (January 1910): 12-13.
• "Excerpts from Current Events." Vigilance (1911): 13
• "The American Social Hygiene Association." Vigilance (December 1913): 1.

George Edgar Vincent

• Excerpts from Small & Vincent's Introduction to the Study of Society
  • Book I, Ch 3 —"The Relation of Sociology to The Special Social Sciences." Chapter 3 in Book I of Introduction to the Study of Society. New York: American Book Company (1894): 54- 71.
  • Book I, Ch 5 — "The Organic Conception of Society." Chapter 5 in Book I of Introduction to the Study of Society. New York: American Book Company (1894): 87- 96.
  • Book V, Ch 1 —"The Phenomena of Social Psychology in General." Chapter 1 in Book 5 of Introduction to the Study of Society. New York: American Book Company (1894): 305- 316.
  • Book V, Ch 2 —"Social Consciousness —The Phenomena of Authority." Chapter 2 in Book 5 of Introduction to the Study of Society. New York: American Book Company (1894): 317- 331.
  • Book V, Ch 3 —"Certain Laws of Social Psychology — Social Intelligence and Feeling." Chapter 3 in Book 5 of Introduction to the Study of Society. New York: American Book Company (1894): 332- 348.
  • Book V, Ch 4 —"Social Volition and Execution — Morality and Law ." Chapter 4 in Book 5 of Introduction to the Study of Society. New York: American Book Company (1894): 349-365.
• "The Development of Sociology." Howard J. Rogers (ed) Congress of Arts and Sciences, Universal Exposition, St. Louis, 1904. Vol. 5 (1906): 800-812.
• "Varieties of Sociology" American Journal of Sociology 12 (1906): 1-10.
• "The Rivalry of Groups."  Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol. V , (1911): 241-256.

Edmund Volkart

•  "Biographical Note." Pp 323-324 in Social Behavior and Personality: Contributions of W. I. Thomas to Theory and Social Research. New York: Social Science Research Council (1951).

 

 

Wilson Dallim Wallis. 

• "The Independence of Social Psychology." Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 20, (1925-1926): 147-150.
• "Review of Mind Self and Society from the Standpoint of a Social Behaviorist," International Journal of Ethics 45, (1935): 456-459.

Charles C. A. Wang

• "Suggested Criteria for Writing Attitude Statements." Journal of Social Psychology 3 (1932): 367-373.

Lester F. Ward.

• "Contributions to Social Philosophy. IV. Sociology and Anthropology." American Journal of Sociology, 1 (896): 426-433.
• "Contributions to Social Philosophy. V. Sociology and Psychology." American Journal of Sociology, 1 (1896): 618-632.

Margaret Floy Washburn

• "The Genetic Function of Movement and Organic Sensations for Social Consciousness." American Journal of Psychology 14 (1903) : 337-342.
• "The Function of Incipient Motor Process." Psychological Review 21 (1914): 376-390.
• Excerpts from Movement and Mental Imagery: Outlines of a Motor Theory of the Complexer Mental Processes. Boston: Houghton (1916).
  • Preface
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 3: Movement and the Image or Centrally Excited Sensation
  • Chapter 7: Simultaneous Movement Systems
  • Chapter 8: The Problem or Purpose
  • Chapter 9: The Formation of New Movement Systems Under the Influence of Problems
  • Chapter 10: Imageless Processes
  • Chapter 11: Dissociation. 
  • References
• "The Social Psychology of Man and the Lower Animals." In Studies in Psychology Contributed by Colleagues and Former Students of Edward Bradford Titchener. Worcester, MA: Louis. N. Wilson (1917): 11-17.
• "Review of An Introduction to Social Psychology by Charles A. Ellwood." Philosophical Review 27 (1918): 196-199.
• "Emotion and Thought: A Motor Theory of Their Relations." Chapter 7 in Martin L. Reymert, Feelings and Emotions – The Wittenberg Symposium. Worcester, MA: Clark University (1928): 104-115.
• "Ejective Consciousness As A Fundamental Factor in Social Psychology." Psychological Review, 39 (1932): 395-402.
  • for biographical information about Washburn see Dallenbach (1940), Martin (1940) and Pillsbury (1940)

Washington Post

• "Wives 'Like House Dogs.'" Washington Post 6 December 1907: 12
• "Women Look To Peace." Washington Post 10 January 1915: 12.
• "Women Foes of War." Washington Post 11 January 1915: 1.
• "Code For Peace Party." Washington Post 9 January 1916: 12.
• "Women Demand Peace." Washington Post 10 January 1916: 14.
• "No War Move For Her." Washington Post 11 January 1916: 12.
• "Reelect Jane Addams." Washington Post 10 December 1916: 22.
• "Professor is Quizzed." Washington Post 13 April 1918: 4.
• "Prof. Thomas is Upheld by Wife." Washington Post 14 April 1918: 13.
• "Prof. Thomas Is Suspended." Washington Post 16 April 1918: 5.
• "Prof. Thomas Freed by Court." Washington Post 20 April 1918: 4.

John Broadus Watson.

• Studying the mind of animals. The World Today, 12, (1907) 421-426. At Classics in the History of Psychology at York University,
• Psychology as the behaviorist views it. Psychological Review, 20, (1913):158-177. At Classics in the History of Psychology at York University,
• "Image and Affection in Behavior." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Methods 10 (1913): 421-428.
• "The Psychology of Wish Fulfilment." Scientific Monthly 3 (1916): 479-487.
• "The Unconscious of the Behaviorist" In E. S. Dummer, ed., The Unconscious: A Symposium New York, Knopf, (1929): 91-113.

Frederic Lyman Wells

• "A Statistical Study of Literary Merit with Remarks on Some New Phases of the Method." Archives of Psychology, No 7 (1907): 5-30.
• "On the Variability of Individual Judgement." In E. L. Thorndike (ed). Essays Philosophical and Psychological in Honor of William James by his Colleagues at Columbia University. New York: Longmans, Green (1908): 511-549.
• "Review of Social Psychology by Floyd Allport." Science NS 59, (1924): 440-441.

Leonard Dupee White

• "The Local Community Research Committee and the Social Science Research Building." Pp 21-32 in T.V. Smith and L.D. White Chicago: An Experiment in Social Science Research. Chicago: University of Chicago (1929).
• Excerpts from  The Prestige Value of Public Employment in Chicago: An Experimental Study . Chicago: University of Chicago (1929).
  • "Preface"
  • "Chapter I: The Experiment"

Alfred North Whitehead

• The Concept of Nature.  Cambridge University Press (1920). 
• Symbolism, Its Meaning and Effect. New York: Macmillan Co. (1927).
• The Function of Reason. Princeton: Princeton University Press (1929).
• Modes of Thought. New York: Macmillan Co. (1938).
  • [A partial bibliography of Alfred North Whitehead's work]

Frederick H. Whitin.

• "The Chicago Vice Commission." The Survey 26 (6 May 1911): 218.

Who Was Who in America

• "Gordon Willard Allport" Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 3, (1951-61). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1963): 54.
• "Clifford Webster Barnes" Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 2, (1943-1950). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1950): 44.
• "Albert Perley Brogan." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 3, (1951-1961). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1963): 54.
• "Allen Tibbals Burns." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 3, (1951-1960). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1960): 124.
• "Willis Winfield Clark" Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 3, (1951-1960). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1960): 178.
• "Henry Parsons Crowell." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 2, (1943-1950). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1950): 137.
• "Helen Culver." Who Was Who in America: A Companion to Who's Who in America, 1  Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1943): 283.
• "George Amos Dorsey." Who Was Who in America: A Companion to Who's Who in America, 1  Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1943): 333.
• "Norman Wait Harris." Who Was Who in America: A Companion to Who's Who in America, 1  Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1943): 525.
• "Charles Henrotin." Who Was Who in America: A Companion to Who's Who in America, 1  Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1943): 551.
• "Ellen M. Martin Henrotin." Who Was Who in America: A Companion to Who's Who in America, 1  Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1943): 551.
• "George Jackson Kneeland." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 5, (1969-1973). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1973): 402.
• "Adolf Kraus." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 1, (1897-1942). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1943): 692.
• "Silas James Llewellyn." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 1, (1897-1942). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1943): 737.
• "James Robert Mann." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 1, (1897-1942). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1943): 773.
• "Stuart Arthur Rice." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 3, (1951-1960). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1960): 603.
• "Clifford Griffith Roe." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 1, (1897-1942). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1943): 1050.
• "Julius Rosenwald" Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 1, (1897-1942). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1943): 1058-59.
• "John Charles Shaffer." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 2 (1943-1950). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1950): 480.
• "Edwin W. Sims." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 2 (1943-1950). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1950): 489.
• "Harold Higgins Swift." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 4, (1961-1968). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1968): 922.
• "Graham Taylor." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America:, 1 (1897-1942). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1943): 1219.
• "Dorothy Swaine Thomas." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America:, 7, (1977-1981). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1981): 567.
• "Henry Bascom Thomas." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 3, (1951-1960). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1963): 849.
• "Thaddeus Peter Thomas." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 4, (1961-1968). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1968): 937.
• "William Isaac Thomas." Who Was Who in America: A Companion Volume to Who's Who in America: 2, (1943-1950). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1951): 529.
• "Kimball Young."  Who Was Who in America: A Companion to Who's Who in America, 6.  Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1976): 452.
• "Florian Witold Znaniecki." Who Was Who in America: A Companion to Who's Who in America, 3. (1951-1960). Chicago: A. N. Marquis (1960): 950.

Forrest Wilkinson.

• "Social Distance Between Occupations." Sociology and Social Research. 13 (1929): 234-244.

Malcolm M. Willey

• "William Jennings Bryan as a Social Force." Journal of Social Forces, 2, (1924): 338-344. (With Stuart A. Rice)
• "The Conditioned Response and the Consciousness of Kind." American Journal of Sociology 30 (1924): 22 - 28.
• "Education for Citizenship." Journal of Social Forces 2 (1924): 676-679.
• "The Validity of the Culture Concept." American Journal of Sociology 35 (1929): 204-219.

 James Mickel Williams.

• "The Field of Social Psychology." Chapter 23 in The Foundation of Social Science:  An Analysis of their Psychological Aspects. New York: Alfred A. Knopf (1920): 427 - 440.
• "The Methods of Social Psychology." Chapter 24 in The Foundation of Social Science:  An Analysis of their Psychological Aspects. New York: Alfred A. Knopf (1920): 441- 453.

Louis Wirth

• "Social Science Builds a Monument." The Survey ??? : 559.

R. S. Woodward

• "The International Conference of Arts and Science" Science, NS18, (1903): 302-303.

Robert Sessions Woodworth

• "Review of Social Psychology by Floyd Henry Allport" Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology 25 (1925): 92-106.

Ernest A. Wreidt

• A Report on Vocational Training in Chicago and in other Cities: an analysis of the need for industrial and commercial training in Chicago,  a study of present provisions therefor in comparison with such provisions in twenty-nine other cities, together with recommendations as to the best form in which such training may be given in the public school system of Chicago, coauthor with William J. Bogan and George Herbert Mead. Chicago: City Club of Chicago (1912). 

Chauncey Wright

• "The Evolution of Self-consciousness." In Chauncey Wright, Philosophical Discussions . New York: Henry Holt and Co. (1877): 199-266. Originally published in the North American Review April 1873.
• Excerpts from Letters to Charles Darwin  from Letters of Chaucey Wright, with some account of his life by James Bradley Thayer. Cambridge, Massachusetts (1878). Reprinted New York: Burt Franklin (1971)
  • June 21, 1871
  • August 1, 1871
  • October 11, 1871
  • August 29, 1872
  • September 3,1874
  • February 24, 1875

G. F. Wright.

• "Prof. W. I. Thomas." Page 136 in "Institute of Christian Sociology." Oberlin Review 22 (November 21 1894): 131-140.
• "Christian Sociology" Page 137-138 in "Institute of Christian Sociology." Oberlin Review 22 (November 21 1894): 131-140.
• "The Significance of the Institute." Page 136 in "Institute of Christian Sociology." Oberlin Review 22 (November 21 1894): 139-140.

 

 

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Robert M. Yerkes

• "Animal Psychology and Criteria of the Psychic." Journal of Philosophy Psychology and Scientific Method 2 (1905): 141-149.
• "Psychology in its relation to Biology." Journal of Philosophy, Psychology and Scientific Method 7 (1910): 113-124.
• "Social Psychology" Section 5 In A Guide to Reading in Social Ethics and Allied Subjects: Lists of Books and Articles Selected and Described for the Use of General Readers by Teachers in Harvard University. Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press (1910): 25-28.

Erle Fiske Young

• "Balance and Imbalance in Personality" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): 75-99.

Ella Flagg Young 

• "Scientific Method in Education." Decennial Publications of the University of Chicago First Series, Vol. 3, (1903): 143-155.

Kimball Young

• "The Integration of the Personality," Pedagogical Seminary, 30 (1923): 264-85.
• "Review of The Unadjusted Girl by William I. Thomas." Journal of Social Forces  2  (1924): 747-749.
• "Social Living [Review of Social Psychology by F. H. Allport.]" The Nation (July 30, 1924): 127.
• "Review of Social Psychology by Robert Gault. Journal of Social Forces 2, (1924): 615-616.
• "Social Psychology." Pp.156-209 in Harry Elmer Barnes (ed)., The History and Prospects of the Social Sciences. New York: Knopf (1925).
• "The Measurement of Personal and Social Traits." Publications of the American Sociological Society: Papers and Proceedings, Twenty-seventh Annual Meeting. XXI (1926): 92-105.
• "The Field of Social Psychology." Psychological Bulletin 24 (1927): 661-691.
• Excerpts from Source Book For Social Psychology. New York: A.A. Knopf (1927).
• Social Psychology: An Analysis of Social Behavior. New York: Alfred A. Knopf (1930).
• "Introductory Note" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931): vii-x.
• "Language, Thought and Social Reality" In K. Young (ed) Social Attitudes. New York: Henry Holt (1931):100-135.
• "Method, Generalization, and Prediction in Social Psychology." Publications of the American Sociological Society: Papers and Proceedings, Twenty-seventh Annual Meeting. XXVII (1933): 20-34.
• "Review of American Social Psychology by Fay B. Karpf." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 167 (1933): 239-240.
• "Review of The Nature of Human Nature and Other Essays in Social Psychology by Ellsworth Faris." American. Journal of Sociology 43 (1938), 648-650.
• "William I. Thomas (1863 - 1947)." American Sociological Review 13 (1948): 102-104.
• "Review of The Psychology of Ego-Involvements by Muzafer Sherif and Hadley Cantril."  American Journal of Sociology,  54 (1948): 85. 
• "Contributions of William Isaac Thomas to Sociology." 
  • "I." Sociology and Social Research 47 (1962): 3-24.
  • "II" Sociology and Social Research 47 (1963): 121-137.
  • "III" Sociology and Social Research 47 (1963): 251-272.
  • "IV" Sociology and Social Research 47 (1963): 381-397.

 

 

William H. Zinsser.

• "Working with Men outside the Camps." Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science, 79 (1918): 194-203.

Florian Znaniecki

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