William English Wallling review of The Sociology of Revolution – Twin City Review 4-24-1925
Posted here is the following book review of Sorokin’s The Sociology of Revolution:
“Revolutionary Movements Dissected and Exposed”
By William English Walling
Twin City Review
April 24, 1925
This short, pithy review gets at the heart of why Sorokin’s groundbreaking work is still very much worth reading.
— Roger W. Smith
July 2021
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