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Roger Neustadter
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| Title: |
Professor |
| Office: |
RHCPA 126 |
| Phone: |
660.562.1765 |
| Email: |
rogern@nwmissouri.edu |
| Joined Northwest in 1998
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Courses Taught
- Introduction to Sociology
- Anthropology
- Sociology of the
Family
- Social Stratification
- Social Theory
Education
- Ph.D. Purdue M.A. California State University, S.F.
- B.A. Bard College
Academic Interests
American Popular Culture, Social Theory, Anthropology
Scholarly Activity (list pubs and presentations in APA format) Book The Obvious
Child: Studies in the Significance of Childhood, University Press of America,
2009.
Book Chapters
- Oh Dad Poor Dad, Your Daughters Have Looked in Your
Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad: Daughter's Dissing Dad's in the Memoir in Profiles of Popular Culture, ed. Ray
Browne, University of Wisconsin Press, 2005
- The Emergence of Recovered Memory
as a Social Problem, in Counseling and
the Therapeutic State, ed. James Criss,
Aldine de Gruyter 1999 Articles Found in Transition: Japan, Identity and
Assimilation in the Memoirs of Mura and Mori, Japan Studies Association
Journal, Vol. 6 2008.
- Archetypical Life Scripts in Memoirs of Childhood:
Heaven, Hell and Purgatory, Auto/Biography, Vol. 12, Issue 3 2004.
- Oh Dad Poor Dad, Your Daughters Have Looked in Your
Closet and I'm Feeling So Sad: Daughter's Dissing Dad's in the Memoir, The Journal of Poplular Culture, Fall 2002, 36:2.
- The Memoir Boom:It's Sociological Significance and It's
Significance for Teaching
Sociology Free Inquiry in
Creative Sociology Nov. 1999 Vol. 27 #2
- Fetal Attraction: Legal, Ethical, and Sociological
Considerations in the
Criminalization of Pregnancy, Journal of Crime & Justice,
Summer 1995
- The Obvious Child: Images of Childhood in Popular Music and Society, Summer 1995
- Marking Time: The Chronocentric Vision of the Post Industrial Narrative, Mid American Review of Sociology. Vol. 18 Winter Spring 1994 Back to the Future: Childhood as Utopia Extrapolation, Summer 1994
- Grow Up! The Devaluation and Stigmatization of Childhood as a Threat to Progress"
Sociological Focus, October 1993
- Protest and Form: Generational Differences in the Old Left and the New Left Critical Sociology, Fall 1993
- Szasz, Illich, and Lasch on the Problem of the Therapeutic State, The Quarterly Journal of Ideology, 1993 Vol. 15 #4
- An End to "Childhood Amnesia:" The Ideal of
Childhood in Critical Theory, Mid American Review of Sociology, 1992 Vol. XVI, No. 2:71
80.
- "Squatter's Right's in the Ovum:" The Unborn as
Patient, FREE INQUIRY in Creative Sociology, November, 1992 Vol. 20 #2
- The Mid Twentieth Century's Protest Against the
Reification of Time, Time and Society, Vol. 1 #3 1992 Memoirs of an "Alien of the Uneasy Feet", California Sociologist, Vol. 14, #1 2, Winter/Summer 1991
- A Kinder and Gentler Machine: The Rise of Computer Romanticism, FREE INQUIRY in Creative Sociology, Vol. 19 #2 Nov. 1991
- The Astro Turf Garden: Pastoralism in the Industrial Age, Popular Culture Review, Vol. II #2 1991
- "Killing Babies:" The Use of Image and Metaphor
in the Right to Life Movement. Michigan Sociological
Review, #4 Fall 1990
- The 'Deadly Current': The Death Penalty in the Industrial Age, The Journal of American Culture, Vol. 12, #3 1989
- Beat the Clock: The Protest Against Temporal Rigidity in Modern Social Thought, Humanity and Society, Vol. 13, #3 1989
- The Old Left Revisited: Machine Technology as Social Myth, Sociological Spectrum Fall 1989
- 'Phone Home': From Childhood Amnesia to the Catcher in Sci Fi, The
Transformation of Childhood in Contemporary Science Fiction
Films, Youth and Society, Vol. 20 No. 3 March 1989
- The Politics of Growing Up: The Status of Childhood in Modern Social Thought, Current Perspectives in
Social Theory, Vol. 9 1989
- Mechanization Takes Command: The Celebration of Technology in the Utopian Novels of Edward Bellamy, Chauncey Thomas, John Jacob Astor,
and Charles Caryl. Extrapolation, Spring 1988, Vol. 29, No. 1
- Hip to Time: The Protest Against Authoritarian Structures of Time in Modern Fiction.
Journal of Popular Literature, Fall/Winter 1987
Book Reviews
- Michael S. Cummings: Beyond Political Correctness
Contemporary Sociology, Jeremy Rifkin:
Time Wars, Michigan Sociological Review, #3 Fall 1989 Symposium Proceedings
- Blows Against the Empire: Szasz, Lasch, and Illich on the
Therapeutic State Social Science Perspectives Journal, Vol 2. No. 2
- Jumping Out of Progress: AThe Decline of the Idea of Progress@. Social Science Perspectives
Journal, 1986, Vol. 1, No. 2, Student Group Advisement, Psych/Soc Society
