The Philolexian Society of Columbia University
Robert Gutman
Sociologist; lecturer at Princeton.
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Sociologist; lecturer at Princeton
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- Full name
- Robert Gutman
Columbia & the Society
- Columbia
- Class of 1946 (Columbia College)
Works (25)
- 1956 The Accuracy of Vital Statistics in Massachusetts, 1842–1901 · Doctoral dissertation, Columbia University
- 1959 Birth and Death Registration in Massachusetts, 1639–1900 · Milbank Memorial Fund Quarterly
- 1960 “In Defense of Population Theory” · American Sociological Review 25:3 (June 1960), 325–333
- 1961 Review of Harry M. Johnson, Sociology: A Systematic Introduction · American Sociological Review 26:2 (April 1961)
- 1963 Urban Sociology: A Bibliography · Rutgers University, Department of Sociology
- 1963 Urban Studies: Present Trends and Future Prospects in an Emerging Academic Field · Co-authored with David Popenoe
- 1963 “Population Mobility in the American Middle Class” · Chapter in Leonard J. Duhl, ed., The Urban Condition: People and Policy in the Metropolis, Basic Books
- 1966 “Site Planning and Social Behavior” · Journal of Social Issues 22:4 (October 1966), 103–115
- 1966 “The Questions Architects Ask” · Transactions of the Bartlett Society (London), vol. 4
- 1970 Neighborhood, City, and Metropolis (co-ed., with David Popenoe) · Anthology of sociology/architecture essays
- 1970 “A Sociologist Looks at Housing” · Chapter in Daniel P. Moynihan, ed., Toward a National Urban Policy, Basic Books
- 1972 People and Buildings (ed.) · Anthology on the ecology of buildings
- 1973 Building Evaluation, User Satisfaction, and Design · Princeton University Research Center for Urban and Environmental Planning, Working Paper No. 1
- 1975 The Place of Architecture in Sociology · Princeton University Research Center for Urban and Environmental Planning, Working Paper No. 17
- 1977 “Architecture: The Entrepreneurial Profession” · Progressive Architecture 58:5 (May 1977), 55–58
- 1977 “House VI” · Progressive Architecture 58:6 (June 1977), 57–67
- 1983 “Architects in the Home-Building Industry” · Chapter in Blau, La Gory & Pipkin, eds., Professionals and Urban Form, SUNY Press, 208–223
- 1983 “Venturi's Masterclass” · The Architects' Journal (London) 178 (September 7, 1983), 36–39
- 1985 The Design of American Housing: A Reappraisal of the Architect’s Role · Publishing Center for Cultural Resources, produced for the NEA Design Arts Program
- 1985 “Educating Architects: Pedagogy and the Pendulum” · The Public Interest 80 (Summer 1985), 67–91
- 1988 Architectural Practice: A Critical View · Princeton Architectural Press
- 1989 “Human Nature in Architectural Theory: The Example of Louis Kahn” · Chapter in Russell Ellis & Dana Cuff, eds., Architects' People, Oxford University Press, 105–129
- 1996 Contribution to Reflections on Architectural Practices in the Nineties · Chapter in Saunders & Rowe, eds.
- 2005 “The Designer in Architectural Practice” · The Annual of Psychoanalysis 33 (2005), 227–239
- 2010 Architecture From the Outside In: Selected Essays by Robert Gutman · Posthumous essay collection, ed. Dana Cuff & John Wriedt
Primary sources
The Columbia Daily Spectator
1944-06-02 Eighteen Students Named In Philolexian Election elected member (June 1944 reorganization cohort)
Newly elected members are as follows: John Crossett, Robert Gutmann, Jay Vogelbaum, Arthur Armstrong, William Garrett, Lale Andrews, Lucien Carr, Matt Kenny, Allen Ginsberg, Rudolph Binion, Ralph Gladstone, William Jocelyn, Joseph Duffy, Jerry Rothenberg, Ernest Schwartz, Spurgeon Keany, Arthur Lazarus, and Durham Caldwell.
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