Colin Jerolmack, Ph.D.
Affiliations: | 2009- | Sociology | New York University, New York, NY, United States |
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Ethnography, urban communities, environmental sociology, animals and society, culture, health, social theoryWebsite:
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Sign in to add mentor| Mitchell Duneier | grad student | 2009 | CUNY (The Graduate Center) | |
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| William Kornblum | grad student | 2009 | CUNY (The Graduate Center) | |
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| Julia Wrigley | grad student | 2009 | CUNY (The Graduate Center) | |
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| Jerolmack C, Murphy AK. (2017) The Ethical Dilemmas and Social Scientific Trade-offs of Masking in Ethnography Sociological Methods & Research. 48: 801-827 |
| Jerolmack C, Tavory I. (2014) Molds and Totems: Nonhumans and the constitution of the social self Sociological Theory. 32: 64-77 |
| Jerolmack C, Khan S. (2014) Talk Is Cheap: Ethnography and the Attitudinal Fallacy Sociological Methods & Research. 43: 178-209 |
| Jerolmack C. (2012) Toward A Sociology of Nature The Sociological Quarterly. 53: 501-505 |
| Jerolmack C. (2009) Primary groups and cosmopolitan ties Ethnography. 10: 435-457 |
| Jerolmack C. (2009) Meaning and Morality in Everyday Life: Beyond “The Social Construction of …” Sociological Forum. 24: 713-720 |
| Jerolmack C. (2008) How Pigeons Became Rats: The Cultural-Spatial Logic of Problem Animals Social Problems. 55: 72-94 |
| Jerolmack C. (2007) Animal Practices, Ethnicity, and Community: The Turkish Pigeon Handlers of Berlin American Sociological Review. 72: 874-894 |
| Jerolmack C. (2005) Our Animals, Our Selves? Chipping Away the Human–Animal Divide Sociological Forum. 20: 651-660 |
| Jerolmack C. (2004) Moral, Believing Animals Contemporary Sociology: a Journal of Reviews. 33: 677-678 |