6-Sociology-History-Human Varieties

Baldwin J sociology

He lived 1861 to 1934. People behave in different ways in the presence of others {social facilitation}. People can acquire knowledge and build it into structure by adding more knowledge {genetic epistemology}.

Children learn to differentiate knower and known, in both themselves and others, and to reintegrate such knowledge. Infants do not differentiate between subjects and objects or self and others {adualism}. They learn by observation and imitation to see other behavior {projective behavior}, then do it and feel it {subjective behavior}, and then infer it in others {ejective behavior}. Consciousness structure develops by this process until about age 13.

Park Ro

He lived 1864 to 1944 and helped start Chicago School of Sociology.

Murdock G

He lived 1897 to 1985 and studied comparative culture.

Blumer H

He lived 1900 to 1987. He created symbolic interactionism [1937], with Everett C. Hughes at University of Chicago {Second Chicago School}. Their predecessors were W. I. Thomas and Robert Park {First Chicago School}.

Coon C

He lived 1904 to 1981.

Tajfel H

He lived 1919 to 1982.

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