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What have been the main contribution (s) of each individual listed below?

C. Ida B. Wright Mills Wells, Robert Barnett Park Karl Marx, Auguste Comte, Harriet Martineau Alice S. Arlie Hochschild Rossi Charles Darwin Susan Brownmiller Durkheim Weber Judith Stacey Beatrice Webb Albion Little Annie Marion MacLean Ernest Burgess Hattie Plum Williams, George Herbert Mead, Talcott Parsons, Robert Merton, George Simmel Jessie Bernard responses should follow these guidelines. No links to Web sites all around type. Not witty, wacky answers. n told me to watch. No insults. Do not waste time or yours for two points, hoping to get 10. The real purpose of Yahoo Answers is to help those in needof support, whether they think otherwise. User Who can provide me with all the right information will receive a bonus 10 points.

Wright Mills: The best memory for the study of the structure of power in the U.S. in his book The Power Elite of Ida B. Wells Barnett: A Civil Rights African-Americans to defend women's rights advocate. He opposed lynching and documented many of them. Robert Park: One of the main founders of the original School Chicago sociology. Karl Marx: "The father of communism" Auguste Comte: French thinker who is generally credited with inventing the term "sociology" Harriet Martineau: a famous English writer and philosopher in his time as a controversial journalist, political economist, abolitionist and feminist for life. Alice S. Rossi: We're sorry you ever heard of it came to Charles Darwin's theory of evolution through "survival of the fittest Max Weber: A Scientist German political sociologist who was considered one of the founders of the modern study of sociology and public administration. Susan Brownmiller: radical activist feminist and journalist known for his pioneering work on the politics of rape in his 1975 book "Against Our Will: Men, Women, and Rape" Arlie Hochschild: the author of several books on money winner and numerous articles dealing with the double work of women in the economy generally and within the home. She introduced the idea of feeling rules, time and emotional labor union. Judith Stacey: I know Emile Durkheim: French sociologist whose contributions have played a role in the formation of sociology and anthropology. Their work and the first newspaper editor of sociology, the year of Sociology, helped establish sociology in universities as an accepted social science. Albion Small: base the first department of sociology in the United States at the University Chicago, Chicago, Illinois in 1892. Has influenced the development of sociology as a field of academic study. Beatrice Webb coined the terms of cooperation federal individual co-operative and Annie Marion MacLean: I do not know Ernest Burgess: advanced research "Burgess, along with his colleague, Robert E. Park, provided the foundation of the Chicago School. In the city, the city is conceptualized in concentric zones (concentric zone model), including the Central District Business, transitional (industrial, deteriorating housing), the residential area of the working class (buildings), residential and suburban and outlying areas. Also cities considered as something experiences that evolution and change, in the Darwinian sense. Hattie Plum Williams: I do not know, George Herbert Mead: a philosopher, sociologist and psychologist, primarily affiliated with the University of Chicago, where he was one of several distinguished pragmatists. It is considered a founder of social psychology. Its theory of how the mind and the self emerge from the process of social communication by signs based on the symbolic interactionist school of sociology and psychology social. He also made important contributions to the philosophy of nature, science and history, philosophy, anthropology, philosophy and process. Talcott Parsons: The American sociologist, who served on the faculty at Harvard University in 1927 to 1.973. Produced a general theory of system analysis of the company, which had been called structural functionalism. It was created by Parsons to reflect his vision of an integrated social science. Robert Merton, an American sociologist who served on the faculty Harvard University from 1927 to 1973. Produced a general theoretical system for analyzing the company, which came to be called structural functionalism. It was created by Parsons for reflect his vision of a social science strategy. Georg Simmel: His studies pioneered the concept of social structure, and was an essential precursor to social network analysis. Jessie Bernard: I do not know. Hope that helps.

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