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ajiss-2739	Wright, Theodore P.	The Sociology of Knowledge: Jewish and Muslim Impact on American Social Sciences	1987.0	12	.pdf	application/pdf	5720	234	49	This was, as suggested, an advantage in modernization, but rendered Jewish social scientists uninterested in and unsympathetic with rural life and agricultures (again, with the exception of Israel) or in peasants except as mobilizable cannon fodder of revolution against traditional elites. Sociology of Knowledge 95 to Jewish social scientists in Washington and favored the regulatory and social welfare functions of government.	cache/ajiss-2739.pdf	txt/ajiss-2739.txt