Cities and towns; Social psychology; Sociology; Sociology, Urban
THE CITY
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THE CITY
BY
ROBERT E. PARK
ERNEST W. BURGESS
RODERICK D. McKENZIE
WITH A BIBLIOGRAPHY BY
LOUIS WIRTH
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PREFACE
Some years ago I was asked to outline a program of studies of human
nature and social life under modern city conditions. The first paper in
this volume was written in response to that request. The other chapters
are by-products of the more detailed monographic studies suggested in
that paper and already measurably carried to completion. They have
arisen naturally as a commentary upon and interpretation of these larger
studies, exploring and delimiting the field of observation and research
in which these subjects lie. It has seemed, therefore, that although
they were written at different times and by different hands, they might
serve as a general introduction to further studies in the field. Some of
the larger monographs referred to above are nearly ready for the press
and when published will constitute, with this volume, a series in the
sociology of urban life.
Most of the papers in this volume have already found their way into
print, in whole or in part, either in the _Proceedings of the American
Sociological Society_ or in the pages of other sociological
publications.
The chapter “The City,” which gives the title to this volume, was first
published in the _American Journal of Sociology_ for March, 1915. It has
been revised and to some extent rewritten for publication in this
volume. No attempt has been made, however, to redefine the point of view
or the project as originally outlined.
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