| This is a library of essays by the
American
sociologist Martin E. Spencer, professor emeritus at the State University of New York at Oneonta. All files are in PDF format for which a free reader may be found at www.adobe. com. |
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Contents:
The Root of All Evil: Moral Communities and the Moral Divisions of Humankind
History and Sociology: An Analysis of Weber's The City
The Social Psychology of Max Weber
The Idea of the Person as a Collective Representation
The Imperial Presidency and the Uses of Social Science
The Three Nationalisms and the World-Imperatives of Late Modernity
Bismarck and the Model of Pragmatic Rationality
An
Account of a Racial Episode: Racism, Multiculturalism,
And
Political Correctness at a Campus in Upstate New York
Are Jews Responsible for Antisemitism?
The Culture of Anti-Semitism in America
The Roots of Genocide in the Psychology of the Ego
Protestant Asceticism and Early Modern Culture
Can't
We All Just Get Along? Racial Reconciliation in America, and the
Ethics of Responsibility
The
Betrayal of Black America: Diversity and Multiculturalism vs.
Racial Integration
The
New American Racial Constitution
I.
The Old American Racial Constitution
The Pain of Being Black in America(and the False Promises of Black Nationalism, Multiculturalism, and Diversity)
The
Pain of Being Black in America
and
the Dark Side of Multiculturalism
Race Relations in America
(Part 2)
Race Relations in America
(Part 3)
Race Relations in America
(Part 4)
America's Fractured Racial Dialogue: Moral Asymmetry and the Rhetoric of "Racism"