Professionalism and disciplinarianism: Two styles of sociological performance

Philosophy of Science 31 (3):275-281 (1964)
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Abstract

During the last decade, in 1958 to be precise, an organizational confrontation took place: the essential issue before its membership was this: should the American Sociological Society be rechristened the American Sociological Association. The results of the vote conclusively demonstrated that for a majority of the participants, it was preferable to be known as a group of ASA's rather than a bunch of ASS's.

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