of the
TRANSFORMING SOCIOLOGY SERIES of the RED FEATHER INSTITUTE for ADVANCED STUDIES IN SOCIOLOGY
Philosophers have only studied the world in various ways, the point is to change it. ..........Marx, the 11th Thesis on Feuerbach.
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Macro-dramaturgical analysis of mass society. by TR Young and Garth Massey with the assistance of Jeanne Boland, New Zealand/ 003 Conflict Methodology 005 Liberating
Sociology: The Graduate Student 007 BackStage at the
White House. 008 Nine Contributions of Karl Marx to Social Psychology by TR Young, The University of Makerere, 1971 009 Theoretical Foundations of Conflict Methodology by TR Young 012 Self and Social Organization In Capitalist Societies by TR Young 017: Conflict
Moments in Critical Theory 020 Radical
Dimensions in Modern Systems Theory The Emergence of Temporary structures, Parallel
structures, Underground structures, and Conflict structures in Alienated Societies. 021 Status Group and Stande 022 Marxist
Scholarship in America 024 Postmodern sOZiology: Dorothy and Toto study for a Graduate Degree in American Soziology. by TRYoung...an update of 005, above 026 On the Possibility of Synthesis in Stratification Theory: A Study in Crisis Management by Morton G. Wenger 032 The Division of Labor in the Construction of Social Reality by T. R. Young 037 Some Theses on the Structure of Self in Mass Societies by TR Young 039 Crime, Crisis, and
Social Revolution: 041 T.V. News and the
Suppression of Reflexivity 042 Toward a Critical
Marxism 047 Marxian Methodology And the Constitution of Human Knowledge by T. R. Young 055 The Structure
of Self in Mass Society: 056 CRITICAL DIMENSIONS IN DEVELOPMENT THEORY A TEST OF FOUR INEQUALITY MODELS by SHIRLEY CERESETO, CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY AT LONG BEACH, October 1979 071 Dramaturgical Analysis
and Societal Critique 075 Sociology and
Human Knowledge: 077 Cultural
Marxism: An Introduction. 078 Typifications of Christ at Christmas and Eastertime by TR Young 079 Reaganism and Religion 084 BETWEEN CULTURES; THE SEARCH FOR A POST-MODERN METAPHYSIC by Richard Quinney 085 Capitalist Decline,
Political Reaction, and Contemporary Religious Revival 096 The Social Psychology
of Fraud 104 Transforming American Sociology: An Agenda by T. R. Young 105 The Sociology of Make-Believe and Just-Pretend by TR Young 108 Cultural and Structural Approaches to the Sociology of Sports by TR Young 111 Social Justice
vs Criminal Justice: 112 DEVIANCE VACATIONS: American Travels to the Exotic Identities of Others by Karen Bettez Halnon Penn State Abington 114 Sport in Advanced
Capitalism 115 Social
Problems Theory 116 A Marxian
Theory of Crime 117 Homeless RELIGION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE IN THE NEW WORLD ORDER 118 Class Warfare in the
Reagonomics and Social Justice 119 Critical Dimensions in
Urban Life: 120 The Social Location
of Justice in America 122 Marxian Analysis and
American Sociology 123 The Sociology of Race Relations in the United States: Past and Future by Edna Bonacich 203 CAPITALISM, RACISM, AND THE STRUGGLE FOR DEMOCRACY: by George Snedeker
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The Social Location of Social Problems: Globalization of Crime, Unemployment, Poverty and
Social Revolution. By TR Young 125 The Ku Klux Klan and the American Nazi Party: Case Studies in Totalitarianism and Fascism by Betty A. Dobratz and Stephanie Shanks-Meile 126 Criminology
Theory for the 21st Century 127 Dramaturgy and Social
Revolution 129 Corporate Crime:
Four Theses 130 HardTimes and Hard
Tomatoes 132 Critical
Dramaturgy 133 Sociological Theory
for the 21ST Century 142 War and Rumors of War 144 The Promise
of Sociology 145 Marx & The Postmodern Compatibilites and Contrarities by TR Young 146 A Brief History of
Steve Pfohl 147 Chaos
& Social Change 148 Part I: Postmodern Understandings of the God Concept: Social Justice and the Drama of the Holy by T. R. Young 153
The Archeology of Human Knowledge: Pre-Modern, Modern and Post-Modern Missions
and Methods for the Knowledge Process. 154
Reinventing Sociology Missions and Methods for Postmodern Sociologists 155 Artificial Stupidity by TR Young 156 Chaos and Human Agency Explorations in Postmodern Humanism by TR Young 157 POSTMODERN RELIGION AND THE GLOBAL WORLD ORDER: The Political Economy of Christianity by T. R. Young 158
Chaos Theory and Social Dynamics: 159 Class Warfare in
the 80's and 90's: 160 Controlling State Crime in The United States of America by T.R. Young--Dedicated to the Memory of Al Szymanski 161 The Drama of Social Enquiry: Politically Correct Knowledge by T. R.Young 162 Part II: The
Drama of the Holy in the New World Order: Science
and Theology in Postmodern Understanding by TR Young 168 Chaos
Theory and the Knowledge Process 170 Class
Structure and Class Process: No. 171 The Human Use of the Human Genome: Postmodern Understandings of Race and Gender. by T.R. Young 174 Chaos and
Causality: 176 CRITICAL THEORY AND THE LIMITS OF SOCIOLOGICAL POSITIVISM by R. George Kirkpatrick, San Diego State University; George N. Katsiaficas, University of California, San Diego and Mary Lou Emery, Stanford University. 1978 181 Dress, Drama and Self:
The Tee Shirt as Text 183 Postmodern
Theories of Crime 184 A
Constitutive Theory of Justice: 185 Work and Wisdom in the
World 190: Manifesto of
Praxis Societies 191 Part III: Religion and Social Justice in the New World Order: Postmodern Approaches to Social Justice by TR Young 193 SOCIAL PROBLEMS
THEORY AND HUMANRIGHTS: Grounding Postmodern Praxis 195 Chaos and Social Control by TR Young 196 Marxism and Social Movements. by TR Young 197
Historical
Materialism 198 PLAGIARIZED by Jeffrey Riemer 201 The Sociological Imagination: How to Tell Social Problems from Personal Problems. By TR Young and dedicated to the memory of C. Wright Mills. 202 AGENDA FOR THE 21ST CENTURY: Emancipatory Symbolic Interaction and Democratic Social Life by TR Young
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ABOUT THE
TRANSFORMING SOCIOLOGY SERIES The Articles in the Transforming Sociology Series began in the '60's when it was very difficult for those on the margins of American Sociology to find a voice in establishment journals. In the midst of the Civil Rights movement, the Anti-war movement, the Feminist Movement and Black Power Activism, the ASA and most regional associations, hiding behind a mask of objectivity, impartiality and value neutrality, pushed control, consensus, and functional necessity for class and gender inequality. Marx was not mentioned in most grad schools. Conflict Theory and Conflict Methodology were 'unscientific.' Otto Larsen, Executive Director of ASA ridiculed my work on Conflict Methodology in an Issue of The American Sociologist. Otto was a very nice guy but had no idea of what was going on in the philosophy of science and the sociology of knowledge. ..Clueless in Washington, D.C. A few of us at Colorado State University thought we had a clue. As it turned out, we did.Tim Lehmann, Tom Harblin and I decided that we needed a way to get excluded, 'un-scientific' papers to sociologists...especially to graduate sociology students. So we created the Red Feather Institute and began to publish the papers below...and to distribute them at scholarly meetings around the country for 25 cents...free to grad students. Tim and his family moved to New York...and a couple years later, Tom and his family moved to Florida...so I carried on. Garth Massey joined me and remains a source of support. Here are some of the articles...many have been lost in the many moves I've made these past 10 years or so...but, as we find them, we'll add them to the Archives and, as well, add new articles as they come along.
TRYoung, Director
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