Arnold Rose
Arnold Rose · Philosophy & Social Sciences
Sociologist of race relations; collaborator on 'An American Dilemma'
1918, Chicago, Illinois, USA — 1968, Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA
United States
Arnold Rose is recognized among Jewish contributors to Philosophy & Social Sciences — Sociologist of race relations; collaborator on 'An American Dilemma'
Rose was an American sociologist of race relations and a symbolic interactionist who, at age 23, was a principal research collaborator with Gunnar Myrdal on the landmark 1944 study of American racial inequality, An American Dilemma. He served as president of the American Sociological Association and in the Minnesota legislature. He was born into a Jewish family in Chicago.
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Sociologist of race relations; collaborator on 'An American Dilemma'
Source: Jinfo.org — Jews in Sociology
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