Provided by Michael Jacobsen from his monograph: The Prodigious Provocateur! An Inevitable Invitation to the Sociology of C. Wright Mills. SociologiskArbejdspapir, No.7, 2000. Sociologisk Laboratorium, Aalborg University.
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