David Riesman
22 September 1909 – 10 May 2002
American sociologist and educator
Books
- D. Rīsuman kōtō kyōikuron
- Some observations on social science research
- Abundance for what? And others essays
- [Collection of reprints of writings of David Riesman prior to 1959]
- Can we maintain quality graduate education in a period of retrenchment?
- Thorstein Veblen, a critical interpretation
- Academic transformation; seventeen institutions under pressure
- Faculty culture and academic careers
- La foule solitaire
- The college professor
- My Negro problem
- The "militant" fight against anti-semitism
- The new education
- Education at Harvard
- Faces in the Crowd
- The American crisis
- Pro Paul Goodman [... And con]
- The intellectuals and the discontented classes
- Some observations on community plans and utopia
- David Riesman on education and life
- Kodoku na gunshū
- Conversations in Japan
- Die einsame Masse
- Patterns of residential education
- Molecular volumes
- Law and sociology
- Thorstein Veblen
- Serbia's Secret War
- Individualism reconsidered
- Individualism reconsidered, and other essays. --
- The triumph of academic man
- Individualism reconsidered, and other essays
- The Lonely Crowd
- Some problems of assessing (and improving) the quality of a college
- Movies and audiences
- Notes on meritocracy
- Freud und die Psychoanalyse
- Gunshū no kao
- Faces in the crowd
- On the making of Americans
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