About the Author
Larry T. Reynolds is Professor of Sociology at Central Michigan University and Adjunct Professor at the University of West Florida. He is former Chair of the Marxist Section of the American Sociological Association, recipient of the first annual Charles Horton Cooley Award, and past president of the North Central Sociological Association. A Fellow of the Rockport Institute, he has published in such journals as "Sociometry", "Sociological Quarterly", "Phylon", and "Current Anthropology". Among his recent books are "Interactionism: Exposition and Critique" (1993); "A Critique of Contemporary American Sociology" (1993); and "Symbolic Interactionism" (1994). Leonard Liberman is Professor of Anthropology and Sociology at Central Michigan University. His areas of interest are physical anthropology, social psychology, and the sociology of science. He has published in "Phylon", "Human Organization", "Current Anthropology", "Anthropology and Education Quarterly", and the "American Anthropologist", and he is the author of the forthcoming volume, "Outrageous Concepts: Race, Genes, and Sociobiology".
