Background
Larson, Richard Francis was born on April 2, 1931 in Yakima, Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of Renus Matthew and Helen Mary (Snyder) Larson.
( This classic book uses current social problems in disc...)
This classic book uses current social problems in discussing basic sociological principles as well as concepts specific to the different social topics. Well-balanced in approach, it uses three major sociological perspectives (social disorganization, value conflict, and personal deviation) to analyze a wide variety of contemporary American social problems and research data, explaining the origin and existence of each social problem and indicating courses of action for changing social conditions and the personal sacrifices necessary to implement social change. Explores the nature, role, and function of vested interest groups, and considers civil liberties of minority groups and the American society. Practicing social workers or community activists.
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Larson, Richard Francis was born on April 2, 1931 in Yakima, Washington, District of Columbia, United States. Son of Renus Matthew and Helen Mary (Snyder) Larson.
Bachelor, Seattle University, 1957. Master of Arts, University Washington, 1958. Doctor of Philosophy, University Notre Dame, 1961.
Assistant professor sociology University Alabama, 1961—1962, University Rhode Island, 1962—1964. Associate professor sociology Oklahoma State University, 1964—1967, University Missouri-St. Louis, 1967—1968. Professor sociology University Florida, 1968—1973.
Professor, chairman department sociology California State University-Hayward, 1973—1978. Professor sociology, head sociology department Clemson University, South Carolina, from 1978. With United States Navy, 1950-1954.
( This classic book uses current social problems in disc...)
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Member of American Association of University Professors, Science Society Study Religion, Society Study Social Problems, American Sociological Association.
Married Celine M. Krupka, April 6, 1968.