Surviving the twentieth century: social philosophy from the Frankfurt School to the Columbia faculty seminars

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New Brunswick, N.J.: Transaction Publishers (1999)
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A collection of essays on German-born (1911) sociologist Joseph Maier (Columbia U.), who has also contributed to psychology, philosophy, and political science.

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