Bibliografie William I. Thomas

Bücher und Herausgeberschaften

• (Mitherausgeber) American Journal of Sociology (Chicago, Ill.), 1895-1917.
  
• (Herausgeber) Minnesota stories. A collection of twenty stories of college life. Collected and arranged by Charles F[lint] McClumpha and W.I. Thomas. Minneapolis, Minn.: Wilson 1903, 327 S.
  
• The relation of the medicine-man to the origin of the professional occupations. Chicago, Ill.: University of Chicago Press 1903, 18 S. Separatabdruck aus: Decennial publications of the University of Chicago. First series, Bd. 4, S. 241-256.
  
• Sex and society. Studies in the social psychology of sex. Chicago, Ill. / London: University of Chicago Press / Unwin 1907, vii, 325 S.
  
• (Herausgeber) Source book for social origins. Ethnological materials, psychological standpoint, classified and annotated bibliographies for the interpretation of savage society. Chicago, Ill. / London: University of Chicago Press / Unwin 1909, xvi, 932 S.
  
• (Mit Herbert S[pencer] Jennings & John B[roadus] Watson & Adolf Meyer) Suggestions of modern science concerning education. New York, N.Y.: Macmillan 1917, vii, 211 S. Enthält von William I. Thomas: The persistence of primary-group norms in present-day society their influence in our educational system.
  
• (Mit Florian W[itold] Znaniecki) The Polish peasant in Europe and America. Monograph of an immigrant group. Chicago, Ill. beziehungsweise Boston, Mass.: University of Chicago Press beziehungsweise Badger 1918-1920, 5 Bände:
  
  • Volume 1: Primary-group organization. Chicago, Ill.: University of Chicago Press 1918, xi, 526 S.
  • Volume 2: Primary-group organization. Chicago, Ill.: University of Chicago Press 1918, vi, 589 S.
  • Volume 3: Life record of an immigrant. Boston, Mass.: Badger 1919, 418 S.
  • Volume 4: Disorganization and reorganization in Poland. Boston, Mass.: Badger 1920, xiii, 337 S.
  • Volume 5: Organization and disorganization in America. Boston, Mass.: Badger 1920, xxi, 345 S.
    
• Robert E[zra] Park & Herbert A[dolphus] Miller: Old world traits transplanted. New York, N.Y.-London: Harper 1921 (= Americanization studies.), 307 S. Hauptautor war William I. Thomas, doch durfte er nach dem "Skandal von 1918" seinen Namen nicht auf das Buch setzen; erst seit 1951 erschien es unter seinem Namen als Hauptautor.
  
• The unadjusted girl; with cases and standpoint for behavior analysis. Boston, Mass.: Little, Brown 1923 (= Criminal science monograph. 4.), 261 S.
  
• (Mit Dorothy Swaine Thomas) The child in America. Behavior problems and programs. New York, N.Y.: Knopf 1928, xiv, 583, xviii S.
  
• Primitive behavior, an introduction to the social sciences. New York, N.Y.-London: McGraw-Hill 1937 (= McGraw-Hill publications in sociology.), ix, 847 S.
  
• Social behavior and personality. Contributions of W.I. Thomas to theory and social research. Edited by Edmund H[owell] Volkart. New York, N.Y.: Social Science Research Council 1951, ix, 338 S.
  
• W.I. Thomas on social organization and social personality. Selected papers. Edited and with an introduction by Morris Janowitz. Chicago, Ill.-London: University of Chicago Press 1966 (= The heritage of sociology.), lviii, 311 S. Werkauswahl.