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Anti-Semitism in the United States

Chapter 13: BIBLIOGRAPHY
By Lee J. Levinger
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A sociological study first lays out a theory of group psychology and intergroup contact, then applies it to American history to explain patterns of intolerance toward Jews. It traces religious and social prejudices, the emergence of racialist anti-Jewish movements after the World War, and related reactions such as the Ku Klux Klan; it examines responses organized against anti-Semitism and concludes with reflections on prospects for tolerance and the development of the American over-group. Chapters combine theoretical analysis with historical application to account for causes, expressions, and possible remedies for anti-Jewish sentiment in the United States.

BIBLIOGRAPHY

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  • Paul Barth, Die Philosphie der Geschichte als Soziologie.
  • I. Berkson, Theories of Americanization.
  • James Mark Baldwin, Social and Ethical Interpretations.
  • Sir Martin Conway, The Crowd in Peace and War.
  • Sanford H. Cobb, The Rise of Religious Liberty in America.
  • Susan L. Davis, Authentic History of the Ku Klux Klan.
  • William Durant, Philosophy and the Social Problem.
  • Julius Drachsler, Democracy and Assimilation.
  • John Dewey, Reconstruction in Philosophy.
  • William Ray Dennes, Method and Presuppositions of Group Psychology.
  • Charles A. Ellwood, Sociology in Its Psychological Aspects.
  • M. Fishberg, The Jews, a Study in Race and Environment.
  • C. R. Fish, Development of American Nationality.
  • Elisha M. Friedman, Survival or Extinction.
  • Jean Finot, Race Prejudice.
  • Morris Ginsberg, The Psychology of Society.
  • Gumplowitz, Der Rassenkampf.
  • E. B. Greene, Foundations of American Nationality.
  • Paul Goodman, The Synagog and the Church.
  • Burton J. Hendrick, The Jews in America.
  • The International Jew, 4 vol.
  • Joseph Jacobs, Contributions of the Jew to Civilization.
  • Aurel Kolnai, Psychoanalysis and Sociology.
  • B. Lazare, Anti-Semitism.
  • Walter Lippman, Public Opinion.
  • Le Bon, Le Foule.
  • E. C. Lindeman, Social Discovery.
  • John M. Mecklin, The Ku Klux Klan.
  • Everett D. Martin, The Behavior of Crowds.
  • Herbert A. Miller, Races, Nations and Classes.
  • William MacDougall, Introduction to Social Psychology.
  • William MacDougall, The Group Mind.
  • Charles Platt, Psychology of Social Life.
  • The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion.
  • Max Raisin, History of the Jews in Modern Times.
  • Melvin G. Rigg, 2d, Theories of the Obligation of Citizen to State.
  • J. H. Robinson, The Mind in the Making.
  • Edward A. Ross, Social Control.
  • Josiah Royce, Philosophy of Loyalty.
  • The Reference Shelf: Ku Klux Klan.
  • The Reference Shelf: Restriction of Immigration.
  • John Spargo, The Jew and American Ideals.
  • Nathaniel S. Shailer, The Neighbor.
  • Maurice Samuel, You Gentiles.
  • Oscar Straus, The American Spirit.
  • Philip Schaff, Church and State in the United States.
  • Edgar A. Singer, Jr., Mind as Behavior.
  • Edgar A. Singer, Jr., Modern Thinkers and Present Problems.
  • Gabriel Tarde, Les lois de l’imitation.
  • W. Trotter, Instincts of the Herd in Peace and War.
  • Frank Tannenbaum, Darker Phases of the South.
  • J. M. Williams, Principles of Social Psychology.
  • Peter Wiernick, History of the Jews in America.
  • Lucien Wolf, The Myth of the Jewish Menace in World Affairs.
  • Israel Zangwill, The Voice of Jerusalem.
  • American Journal of Sociology, May 1924.
  • Allport: Group Fallacy in Relation to Social Science.
  • Kantor: Institutional Foundation of a Scientific Social Psychology.
  • American Journal of Sociology, Jan. 1925.
  • Bohn: The Ku Klux Klan Interpreted.
  • American Journal of Sociology, Jan. 1911.
  • George E. Vincent: The Rivalry of Groups.
  • B’nai B’rith Magazine, Oct., Nov. 1924.
  • J. Speransky: My Adventures with Radicals.
  • B’nai B’rith Magazine, 1922 and ’23.
  • A series on the Ku Klux Klan, with statements by its Grand Wizard.
  • Hearst’s International Magazine, 1922 and ’23.
  • A series on anti-Semitism; another on the Ku Klux Klan.
  • Jewish Social Service Quarterly, Nov. 1924.
  • Drachsler: Jewish Communal Life in the United States.
  • The Menorah Journal, Nov. 1924.
  • Erwin Edman: Race and Culture. Frequent articles on similar topics.
  • The Nation, 1923 and ’24.
  • A series of 10 articles on anti-Semitism.
  • Publications of the American Sociological Society, Vol XVIII.
  • U. G. Weatherly: Racial Pessimism.
  • Harry F. Ward: Repression of Civil Liberties.
  • John A. Ryan: Intolerance: Causes and Lessons.