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“in an ideal world, American sociology would look like British sociology before it became Americanised”

A really nice interview with Doug Porpora by Tim Rutzou. But it ends on a jarring suggestion: “in an ideal world, American sociology would look like British sociology before it became Americanised”.

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December 17, 2015
american sociology, Archive, british sociology, theory
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