C. MARGARET HALL
Office:
Sociology Department
Georgetown University
Washington, D.C. 20057
Home:
4000 Chancery Court, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20007
Tel. 202-687-3983 or
202-687-3658
Tel. 202-333-2862
E-mail: hallcm1@georgetown.edu
Honors
2003
Education
1990
1970
1969
1960
District of Columbia Sociological Society Stuart A. Rice Award for
Career Achievement
C.C.S. (Certified Clinical Sociologist), Sociological
Practice Association
Ph.D. (Sociology), The American University
M.A. (Sociology), The American University
B.Sc. (Sociology) Hons., The London School of Economics and
Political Science
Professional Positions
1990Professor, Department of Sociology, Georgetown University
1993-96
Director, Women's Studies, Georgetown University
1983-89
Chair, Department of Sociology, Georgetown University
1976-80
Chair, Department of Sociology, Georgetown University
1975-90
Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Georgetown
University
1970-75
Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Georgetown
University
Books, Articles, Chapters
2012
Social Intelligence and Social Justice, Tamarac, FL: Llumina
Press.
2011
Societies and Social Intelligence, Tamarac, FL: Llumina Press.
2010
“Can Undergraduates Learn Bowen Theory?” Pp. 147-158 in Ona Cohn
Bregman and Charles M. White (eds.), Bringing Systems Thinking to
Life: Expanding the Horizons for Bowen Family Systems Theory, New
York, Routledge.
2010
Cultures and Social Intelligence, Coral Springs, FL: Llumina
Press.
2009
Social Classes and Social Intelligence, Coral Springs, FL: Llumina
Press.
2008
Beliefs and Social Intelligence, Coral Springs, FL: Llumina Press.
2007
Families and Social Intelligence, Coral Springs, FL: Llumina
Press.
2006
“Narrative as Vital Methodology in Clinical Sociology,” Journal of
Applied Sociology/Sociological Practice, Vol. 23/8 (Spring):53-67.
2006
“Advanced Seminar: Sociological Practice” and “Family
Interaction,” pp. 70-71 and 123-125 in Jan Marie Fritz (ed.), The
Clinical Sociology Resource Book (6th edition), Washington, DC:
The American Sociological Association.
2005
Social Intelligence in Everyday Life, Coral Springs, FL: Llumina
Press.
2003
Three Generation Families, Berkeley,CA: VPGI.
2001
Japanese translation of The Special Mission of Grandparents:
Hearing, Seeing, Telling, Tokyo: Seishin Shobo.
2000
"Clinical sociology in service learning," Sociological Practice: A
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Journal of Clinical and Applied Sociology, Vol. 2:33-39.
Reprinted from Clinical Sociology Review.
The Special Mission of Grandparents: Hearing, Seeing, Telling,
Westport, CT: Bergin & Garvey.
Heroic Self: Sociological Dimensions of Clinical Practice,
Springfield, IL: Charles C. Thomas.
"Clinical sociology in service learning," Clinical Sociology
Review, Vol.14:147-153.
Identity, Religion, and Values: Implications for Practitioners,
Washington, DC: Taylor & Francis.
"Seminar: internship, intercultural learning and teaching," pp.
156-162 in Jan Marie Fritz (ed.), The Clinical Sociology Resource
Book (4th edition), Washington, DC: The American Sociological
Association.
"Identity empowerment theory," pp. 216-219 in Jan Marie Fritz
(ed.), The Clinical Sociology Resource Book (4th edition),
Washington, DC: The American Sociological Association.
"Seminar: internship, intercultural learning," pp.44-50 in Morton
G. Ender, Brenda Marsteller Kowalewski, David A. Cotter, Lee
Martin, and JoAnn DeFiore (eds.), Service-Learning and
Undergraduate Sociology: Syllabi and Instructional Materials,
Washington, DC: The American Sociological Association.
"Feminism, God's will and women's empowerment," Clinical Sociology
Review, Vol.13:24-37.
"Women and Politics I," pp. 90-95 in Katherine Jackson (ed.),
Redesigning Curricula, Providence, RI: Campus Compact.
New Families: Reviving and Creating Meaningful Bonds,
New York: Haworth.
"Women's discussion groups--applications of identity empowerment
theory," Clinical Sociology Review, Vol.11:187-191.
Women and Empowerment: Strategies for Increasing Autonomy, New
York: Hemisphere.
"Struggle for autonomy," Sociological Practice Review, Vol.3:1622.
"Clinical sociology and religion," Clinical Sociology Review,
Vol.9:48-58.
"Identity empowerment through clinical sociology," Clinical
Sociology Review, Vol.8:69-86.
Women and Identity: Value Choices in a Changing World, New York:
Hemisphere (paperback edition, 1991).
"Triadic analysis: a conceptual tool for clinical sociologists,"
Clinical Sociology Review, Vol.7:97-110.
"Efforts to differentiate a self in my family of origin," pp.209222 in P.Titelman (ed.), The Therapist's Own Family -- Toward the
Differentiation of Self, New York: Jason Aronson.
"Cosmology and therapy," Journal of Religion and Health, Vol.25,
No.4 (Winter):254-263.
"Crisis as opportunity for spiritual growth," Journal of Religion
and Health, Vol.25, No.1 (Spring):8-17.
"Religion and aging," Journal of Religion and Health, Vol.24, No.1
(Spring):70-78.
The Bowen Family Theory and Its Uses, New York: Jason Aronson
(second printing, 1983; third printing, 1991).
Woman Unliberated: Difficulties and Limitations in Changing Self,
Washington, D.C.: Hemisphere.
Individual and Society: Basic Concepts, Boonsboro, MD: Antietam
Press (second edition, 1981).
"Family systems: a developing trend in family theory,"
Sociological Review Monograph, Vol.28:19-31.
"Aging and family processes," Journal of Family Counseling, Vol.4,
Hall/Vita
1971
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No.1 (Spring):28-42.
The Sociology of Pierre Joseph Proudhon (1809-1865), New York:
Philosophical Library.
Poetry and Prose Poems
1983
Journal, Boonsboro, MD: Antietam.
1979
Giving Birth, Boonsboro, MD: Antietam.
1979
Pearls, Boonsboro, MD: Antietam.
1978
Bric-a-Brac, Boonsboro, MD: Antietam.
1978
Pilgrim: Explorations in Life-Space, New York: Libra.
1977
Field Notes: And Butterflies Beget Butterflies, New York: Libra.
1973
Vital Life: Questions in Social Thought, North Quincy, MA:
Christopher.