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'''Frank Tannenbaum''' ([[1893]], [[Austria]] - [[1969]], [[New York]]) was an [[Austrians|Austrian]]-American [[sociologist]] and [[historian]]. A notable student of his while at Columbia was [[Robert Alexander (Historian)|Robert Alexander]]. |
'''Frank Tannenbaum''' ([[1893]], [[Austria]] - [[1969]], [[New York]]) was an [[Austrians|Austrian]]-American [[sociologist]] and [[historian]]. A notable student of his while at Columbia was [[Robert Alexander (Historian)|Robert Alexander]]. |
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His conception of the "Dramatization Of Evil" led to the further development of the [[Symbolic interactionism|symbolic interactionist]] [[labeling theory]]. |
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== Literary works == |
== Literary works == |
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Frank Tannenbaum (1893, Austria - 1969, New York) was an Austrian-American sociologist and historian. A notable student of his while at Columbia was Robert Alexander.
His conception of the "Dramatization Of Evil" led to the further development of the symbolic interactionist labeling theory.
Literary works
- The Mexican agrarian revolution, 1930
- Slave and citizen, 1947
- Mexico: the struggle for peace and bread, 1950
- A philosophy of labor, 1951
- Ten Keys to Latin America, 1962
External links
- Tannenbaum, Frank Sample entry from the Encyclopedia of the Harlem Renaissance
- Tannenbaum, Frank Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia entry on encyclopedia.com
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