The author of Listen, Yankee and The Sociological Imagination, FTP, name this American sociologist most famous for White Collar and The Power Elite.
Some of this man's collected letters include ones to Bette Swados and to "Tovarich," his imaginary Russian counterpart. An appendix to one of his works entitled "On Intellectual Craftsmanship" deals with his methodology. He collaborated with Hans Gerth on a couple of books, and in another condemned what he called "crackpot realism." The author of The Marxists, the new edition of his major work comes with an afterward by Alan Wolfe. In that work, he decries the "Democratic schools" that produce nothing but intellectual mediocrity, the all-pervading "higher immorality," and the success of warlords and military ascendancy. The author of Listen, Yankee and The Sociological Imagination, FTP, name this American sociologist most famous for White Collar and The Power Elite.
Some of this man's collected letters include ones to Bette Swados and to "Tovarich," his imaginary Russian counterpart.
C(harles) Wright {Mills}