James Quayle Dealey
James Quayle Dealey (born August 13, 1861 in Manchester , † January 22, 1937 in Dallas , Texas ) was an American sociologist and journalist and the tenth president of the American Sociological Association .
When Dealey was nine years old, his family relocated to Texas. After attending school and training as a journalist, Dealey studied languages at Brown University and graduated with a bachelor's degree in 1890. He then worked as a language teacher, but at the same time studied other languages at Brown University. In the process, under the influence of Lester Frank Ward , he became interested in the social sciences. In 1895 he was awarded a Ph.D. PhD. He then taught first as an assistant professor, then as a professor of sociology at Brown University. In 1928 he retired and joined the Dallas Morning News as an editor , of which his brother was president. He died in 1937 during an editorial conference.
Fonts (selection)
- Spanish Sources of the Mexican Constitution 1824 , 1900
- Textbook of Sociology , 1905 (with Lester F. Ward)
- Development of the State , 1909
- The Family in Its Social Aspects , 1912
- Sociology, Its Development and Applications , 1920.
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| SURNAME | Dealey, James Quayle |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Dealey, James Q. |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | American sociologist and journalist of British origin |
| DATE OF BIRTH | August 13, 1861 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Manchester |
| DATE OF DEATH | January 22, 1937 |
| Place of death | Dallas , Texas |