Georg Simmel
Simmel, Georg - gāˈôrk zĭmˈəl, 1858–1918, German philosopher and sociologist. At the universities of Berlin and Strasbourg he was an influential lecturer. Basing his social philosophy on a broad historical foundation, he did much to establish German sociology as an independent discipline. His chief works are Soziologie (1908) and Lebensanschauung Read More...
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Georg Simmel
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Georg Simmel, 1858-1918: A Collection of Essays, with Translations and a Bibliography
by Kurt H. Wolff. 396 pgs.
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Georg Simmel's Concept of the Stranger and Intercultural Communication Research, in Communication Theory
by Everett M. Rogers. 17 pgs.
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Communication and Social Order (Chap. 2 "Georg Simmel's Search for an Autonomous Form of Sociability")
by Hugh Dalziel Duncan. 482 pgs.
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The Development of Sociology (1936) (Chap. XXXIV "The 'Formal Sociology' of Simmel and Von Wiese")
by Floyd Nelson House. 456 pgs.
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Sociological Theory: Present-Day Sociology from the Past (Includes multiple articles by Georg Simmel)
by Edgar F. Borgatta, Henry J. Meyer. 546 pgs.
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From Ghetto to Emancipation: Historical and Contemporary Reconsiderations of the Jewish Community ("Georg Simmel and the Crisis of Culture" begins on p. 38)
by David N. Myers, William V. Rowe. 166 pgs.
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Being Urban: A Sociology of City Life ("Georg Simmel: The Metropolis and Mental Life" begins on p. 22)
by David A. Karp, Gregory P. Stone, William C. Yoels. 273 pgs.
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Four Sociological Traditions ("Simmel, Coser, and Functionalist Conflict Theory" begins on p. 112)
by Randall Collins. 321 pgs.
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Beyond Ethnocentrism: A Reconstruction of Marx's Concept of Science ("Georg Simmel" begins on p. 11)
by Charles McKelvey. 224 pgs.
