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Article co-written with Linda Leue.

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According to Goldfarb, this report was written for his advisors at the University of Chicago and was the beginning of his first published article, which was published in the journal Survey around 1976.

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Includes many drafts. Front of file says "A.J.S paper." Title pages for different drafts identify Goldfarb as affiliated with University of Chicago and New School for Social Research.

Scope and Contents Includes manuscripts for papers that appear to be related to Civity and Subversion: The Intellectual in Democratic Society. The titles of these papers are: "The Intellectuals," "Civility and Subversion: The Intellectual, the Public and Postmodern Problems," "A Sociological Portrait of the Intellectual as a Democratic Agent," "Civility and Subversion: The Intellectual, the Public and Postmodern Problems." The last two...

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Includes manuscripts for papers that appear to be related to The Cynical Society: The Culture of Politics and the Politics of Culture in American Life. The titles of these papers are: "Classical Sociological Theory and the Sociology of the Arts", "Towards a Democratic Sociology of the Arts Through a Critique of Herbert Gans' and Howard Becker's Sociologies of Culture", "Culture of Society."