Settlement Sociology In Progressive Years: Faith, Science, And Reform

Joyce E. Williams, Ph.D. (1971, Washington University) is professor of Sociology Emerita, Texas Woman’s University and has taught as adjunct faculty in several schools. She has authored three books and numerous articles on race relations, social inequality, and the history of sociology including In Search of the Kingdom.Vicky M. MacLean, Ph.D. (1992, Duke University) is professor of Sociology at Middle Tennessee State University. She has published articles and chapters in books in the areas of gender studies, the sociology of work, health, death and dying, and the history of sociology including Ghosts of Sociologies Past

• ACKNOWLEDGMENTSINTRODUCTION Sociology as ToldReclaiming our HistoryThe Politics of Erasure: Knowledge and Knowers of the Sociology CannonThe Social Science Movement: Sociology and Social WorkMethodologySocial and Ideological ContextThe Sociological Imagination from Margins to Center1 PROBLEMS IN SEARCH OF SOLUTIONS: SCIENCE, RELIGION, AND EDUCATION IN THE PROGRESSIVE ERAThe Forces of Industrialization, Urbanization and ImmigrationSocial Science and Premonitions of SociologyThe Survey Movement and the Educating of AmericaThe Social Gospel in the Progressive EraSociology, Social Reform, and the Social Gospel2 NEIGHBORHOOD SETTLEMENTS: RESIDENCE, RESEARCH AND REFORMThe English BackgroundThe United States SettlementsCommonalities and DifferencesNetworking and FederationContributions to Sociology3 Hull House, Feminist Pragmatism, and the Chicago Women’s School of SociologyJane Addams and the Journey to Hull HouseAddams the SociologistHull House and the Practice of SociologyHull House Maps and Papers: Change Oriented KnowledgeSome Members of the Chicago Women’s School of SociologyContributions to SociologyThe Politics of Erasure4 BACK OF THE YARDS: THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO SETTLEMENTMary McDowell: Standing in the BreachUniversity ResearchSociological Research and the SettlementContributions to SociologyThe Settlement and an Early Politics of Knowledge5 CHICAGO COMMONS: SETTLEMENT AND SOCIAL GOSPEL IN ACTIONGraham Taylor: Sociological ChristianTaylor, the Social Gospel, and SociologyWorks by Taylor and Chicago Commons ResidentsTaylor and the Chicago School of Civics and PhilanthropyContributions to Sociology6 BOSTON’S SOUTH END HOUSE: A SOCIOLOGICAL LABORATORYRobert A. Woods, His Wife, and AssociatesWoods and Academic RelationsWoods and the Social GospelWoods the Civic LeaderThe Work of Woods and South End House ResidentsContributions to SociologySociology, Social Work and the Politics of Gender7 The College Settlements Association: Breaching Gender and Class in CitiesThe Women FoundersThe CSA and the Movement for Social ReconstructionNew York SettlementDenison House of BostonThe Philadelphia College SettlementThe College Settlement of BaltimoreContributions to Race, Class, and Gender Studies8 HENRY STREET: WHERE HEALTH BECAME A PUBLIC ISSUEFounders and ResidentsThe Intersection of Health and IndustryFlorence Kelley: A Life in Search of JusticeHenry Street and the Factory Investigating CommissionSome Contributions to Sociology9 GREENWICH HOUSE: THE HOUSE THAT MARY BUILTFounder and Head ResidentResearch and Sociological WorkPublic Policy and the New York Scholar-Activist Network10 Recovering a Paradigm Lost: Public Sociology Then and NowSettlement Contributions to SociologyPublic Sociology ReclaimedLessons Learned: Beyond the Ivory TowerSociological Predecessors and ProgeniesAPPENDICESAppendix A: Selected Works of the Chicago Women's School of Settlement SociologyAppendix B: A Comparison of Some Aspects of the Urban Sociology of South End House and the University of Chicago SociologistsREFERENCESINDEX