Howard S. Becker
Born in 1928
Howard Saul Becker was a prominent American sociologist known for his contributions to the field of sociology.
He spent much of his career teaching at Northwestern University, where he made significant impacts on sociological research methods and theory.
Becker's work often focused on deviance, art worlds, and qualitative research techniques.
He was associated with the Chicago School of sociology and was known for his ethnographic studies.
Becker's writing style was noted for its clarity and accessibility, making complex sociological concepts understandable to a wider audience.
His influence extended beyond academia, as his ideas were applied in various fields of social research and policy.
