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C AROLINE B ARTLETT C RANE AND P ROGRESSIVE R EFORM

WOMEN AND SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY

VOLUME I

GARLAND REFERENCE LIBRARY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE

VOLUME 1177

W OMEN AND S OCIOLOGICAL T HEORY

M ARY J O D EEGAN , Series Editor

C AROLINE B ARTLETT C RANE

AND P ROGRESSIVE R EFORM

Social Housekeeping As Sociology

by Linda J. Rynbrandt

First published 1999 by Garland Publishing

Published 2020 by Routledge

2 Park Square, Milton Park, Abingdon, Oxon OX14 4RN

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First issued in paperback 2020

Routledge is an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, an informa business

Copyright 1999 by Linda J. Rynbrandt

All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reprinted or reproduced or utilised in any form or by any electronic, mechanical, or other means, now known or hereafter invented, including photocopying and recording, or in any information storage or retrieval system, without permission in writing from the publishers.

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Rynbrandt, Linda J.

Caroline Bartlett Crane and progressive reform : social housekeeping as

sociology / by Linda J. Rynbrandt.

p. cm. - (Garland reference library of social science ; v. 1177.

Women and sociological theory ; v. 1)

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN 0-8153-2982-2 (alk. paper)

1. Crane, Caroline Bartlett, 1858-1935. 2. Women sociologists-United

States-Biography. 3. Women social reformers-United States-Biography.

4. Sanitation-United States-History. I. Title. II. Series: Garland refer-

ence library of social science ; v. 1177. III. Series: Garland reference library

of social science. Women and sociological theory ; v. 1.

HM22.U6C737 1999

301.092-dc21

[B]

98-39886
CIP

Cover photograph of Caroline Bartlett Crane courtesy of the Caroline Bartlett Crane

Collection, Archives and Regional History Collections, Western Michigan University.

ISBN 13: 978-1-138-96988-9 (pbk)

ISBN 13: 978-0-8153-2982-4 (hbk)

DOI: 10.4324/9781315861111

Contents

Series Editors Foreword

Preface

Identity and Legacy: Recurring Questions

Feminist

Sociologist

Race and Class

Who Was Caroline Bartlett Crane and Why Does She Matter Today?

Chapter 1: Lost Women in Social Thought and Action

Introduction

Invisible Women in Sociology and Social Reform

Theoretical/Methodological Frame for Text

Feminist Debates: Epistemology/Methodology

Trends and Debates in Feminist Theory

Gender

Theory and Practice

History and Sociology

Archival Research

Method

Epilogue

Summary

Notes

Chapter 2: The Life and Times of Caroline Bartlett Crane

Introduction

Caroline Bartlett Crane

The Progressive Era

Twice-Told Tales

Conclusion

Summary

Notes

Chapter 3: Salvation, Sanitation and the Social Gospel

Introduction

Sociology

The Social Gospel and Sociology: Rationale for Reform

Where Are the Women?

Debates and Dilemmas in Early Sociology

The Social Construction of Sociology

Legacy

Caroline Bartlett Crane

The Peoples Church

Crane and the University of Chicago Sociology

The Institutional Church

Sociology and Social Control

From Thought to Action

Conclusion

Summary

Notes

Chapter 4: Images, Ideology and Networks in Progressive Reform

Introduction

Women in Municipal Sanitation

Caroline Bartlett Crane and the Ladies of the Club

Womens Clubs

A Womans Place is in the Home

Suffrage and Sanitation

Women Clean the Streets

Crane Hits the Road: Sanitary Surveys across the Nation

Toward Praxis

Whither Club-women

Domestic Feminism: Progressive or Regressive?

Conclusion

Summary

Notes

Chapter 5: Americas Housekeeper Fights for Pure Food

Introduction

Local Meat Supply

Federal Meat Inspection

Conclusion

Legacy

Summary

Notes

Chapter 6: Building the Progressive Dream: Designs for Reform

Introduction

Institutional Church

Americas Housekeeper

Everymans House

Conclusion

Summary

Notes

Chapter 7: Public Visions and Private Nightmares

Introduction

Private Thought and Public Action

Methodological Approach, or How to Peek Backstage

Love and Marriage Progressive-Style

Love, Honor and Obey?

Womens Work and Mens Work in Progressive Reform

The Brown Thrush

Progressive Visions and Personal Nightmares

Conclusion

What Does It All Mean Today?

Summary

Notes

Chapter 8: Conclusion: Beyond Women Lost and Found

Introduction

Trends in Sociohistorical Research

The Challenge of Social Biography

Feminist Critiques of Progressive Era Reformers

Association and Alienation in Progressive Reform

The Process of Recovery

Lessons and Legacy

The Dilemma of Difference

The Problem of Praxis

The (Non)Impact of Feminist Thought on Sociology

Women in Sociology on the Eve of the Twenty-first Century

Conclusion

Boundary Work

Summary

Appendix A: Feminist Theories/Methods and Sociology

Appendix B: Methods

Bibliography

Index

1. Series Editors Foreword
2. Preface
   1. Identity and Legacy: Recurring Questions
      1. Feminist
      2. Sociologist
      3. Race and Class
   2. Who Was Caroline Bartlett Crane and Why Does She Matter Today?
3. Chapter 1: Lost Women in Social Thought and Action
   1. Introduction
      1. Invisible Women in Sociology and Social Reform
   2. Theoretical/Methodological Frame for Text
      1. Feminist Debates: Epistemology/Methodology
      2. Trends and Debates in Feminist Theory
      3. Gender
      4. Theory and Practice
      5. History and Sociology
      6. Archival Research
   3. Method
   4. Epilogue
   5. Summary
   6. Notes
4. Chapter 2: The Life and Times of Caroline Bartlett Crane
   1. Introduction
   2. Caroline Bartlett Crane
   3. The Progressive Era
      1. Twice-Told Tales
   4. Conclusion
   5. Summary
   6. Notes
5. Chapter 3: Salvation, Sanitation and the Social Gospel
   1. Introduction
      1. Sociology
      2. The Social Gospel and Sociology: Rationale for Reform
      3. Where Are the Women?
   2. Debates and Dilemmas in Early Sociology
      1. The Social Construction of Sociology
      2. Legacy
   3. Caroline Bartlett Crane
      1. The Peoples Church
      2. Crane and the University of Chicago Sociology

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