Lecture

Urban History: Chicago School and Urban Sociology

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This lecture explores the development of cities, urbanization processes, social history, architecture history, urban sociology, and urban geography. It delves into the contributions of the Chicago School of Urban Sociology, focusing on mapping social issues and demographic data. The lecture also covers key figures like Carl Bridenbaugh and Philip Hauser, emphasizing the importance of demographic analysis in understanding urban society. Additionally, it discusses the use of statistical methods and computer techniques to analyze data, highlighting the power of positivist thinking in urban historical research.

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