Stan J. Knapp, Associate Professor of Sociology

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Social Theory; Family Theory; Philosophy of Social Science; Sociology of Emotions; Social Organization of Claims of Knowledge/Expertise; Family and Social Change

Jill Quadagno & Stan J. Knapp (2005). Have Historical Sociologists Forsaken Theory?. Historical Methods in the Social Sciences: The Logic of Historical Inquiry.
KNAPP, STAN J. and Camille S. Williams (2004). Where Does Queer Theory Take Us?. Sourcebook of Family Theory and Research.
Carroll, Jason S, STAN J. KNAPP, and Thomas B. Holman (2004). Theorizing about Marriage. Sourcebook of Family Theories and Research.
S.J. KNAPP (2002). Authorizing Family Science: An Analysis of the Objectifying Practices of Family Science Discourse. Journal of Marriage and Family.
S.J. KNAPP (2000). Emmanuel Levinas and the Moral Displacement of Knowledge: Rethinking the Relation between the Moral and Social Order. Current Perspectives in Social Theory.
STAN J. KNAPP (1999). Facing the Child: Rethinking Models of Agency in Parent-Child Relations. Contemporary Perspectives on Family Research.
STAN J. KNAPP (1999). Analyzing Narratives of Expertise: Toward the Development of a Burkeian Pentadic Scheme. The Sociological Quarterly.