Bibliografie George Herbert Mead

Bücher und Herausgeberschaften

• (Herausgeber) Oberlin Review (Oberlin), 1882-1883.
  
• (Herausgeber) The Elementary School Teacher and Course of Study (Chicago, Ill.), 1902-1914.
  
• The definition of the psychical. Printed from first series, v. 3 (p. 77-112) of the Decennial publications of the University of Chicago. Chicago, Ill.: University of Chicago Press 1903, 38 S.
  
• (Mit Ernest A[ugust] Wreidt & William J. Bogan) A report on vocational training in Chicago and in other cities. An analyses of the need for industrial and commercial training in Chicago, a study of present provisions therefore in comparison with such provisions in twenty-nine other cities, together with recommendations as to the best form in which such training may be given in the public school system of Chicago. By a sub-committee of the Committee on public education, 1910-1911, of the City Club of Chicago. Chicago, Ill.: City Club of Chicago 1912, xiii, 315 S.
  
• The philosophy of the present. Edited by Arthur
  E[dward] Murphy, with prefatory remarks by John Dewey. Chicago, Ill.-London: Open Court 1932
  (= Lectures upon the Paul Carus foundation. 3rd series.), xl, 199 S.
  
• Mind, self, and society from the perspective of a social behaviorist. Edited, with introduction, by Charles
  W[illiam] Morris. Chicago, Ill.: University of Chicago Press [1934], xxxviii, 400 S.
  
• Movements of thought in the nineteenth century. Edited by Merritt H[adden] Moore. Chicago, Ill.: University of Chicago Press [1936], xxxix, 518 S.
  
• The philosophy of the act. Edited, with introduction, by Charles W[illiam] Morris, in collaboration with John
  M[onroe] Brewster, Albert M[illard] Dunham, David L. Miller. Chicago, Ill.: University of Chicago Press [1938], lxxxiv, 696 S.
  
• The social psychology of George Herbert Mead. Edited and with an introduction by Anselm Strauss. [Chicago, Ill.]: University of Chicago Press 1956 (= Phoenix books. P6.), xvi, 296. Später unter dem Titel: On social psychology. Selected papers.
  
• Selected writings. Edited, with an introduction by Andrew J. Reck. Indianapolis, Ind.: Bobbs-Merrill 1964 (= The Library of liberal arts. 177.), lxxii, 416 S.
  
• Works of George Herbert Mead. Chicago, Ill.-London: University of Chicago Press 1967-1972, 2 Bände:
  
  
  • Volume 1: Mind, self, and society from the perspective of a social behaviorist. Edited and with an introduction by Charles W[illiam] Morris. 1967, xxxviii, 401 S.
    
  • Volume 2: Movements of thought in the nineteenth century. Edited by Merritt H[adden] Moore. 1972, xxxix, 518 S.
    
• George Herbert Mead; essays on his social philosophy. Edited with an introduction by John W. Petras. New York, N.Y.: Teachers College Press 1968, ix, 161 S.
  
• The individual and the social self. Unpublished work of George Herbert Mead. Edited, with an introduction by David L. Miller. Chicago, Ill.-London: University of Chicago Press 1982, vii, 229 S.
  
• Play, school, and society. Edited and introduced by Mary Jo Deegan. New York, N.Y.: Lang 1999 (= American university studies. Series XI: Anthropology and sociology. 71.), cxii, 157 S.
  
• Essays on social psychology. Edited and with an introduction by Mary Jo Deegan. New Brunswick. N.J.-London: Transaction Publishers 2001, xliv, 172 S.