Discover the groundbreaking work of Annie Marion MacLean, a pioneering sociologist whose significant contributions to the field, particularly her expertise on working women and social justice, are often overlooked. This compelling biography by Mary Jo Deegan explores MacLean’s extraordinary life, from her academic achievements at the University of Chicago to her influential role alongside figures at Hull-House. Uncover her methodological innovations, her fight for women’s freedom, and her lasting legacy in the sociology of work, race relations, and feminist pragmatism. Perfect for students and enthusiasts of sociology, “Annie Marion MacLean and the Chicago Schools of Sociology, 1894-1934” revitalizes the story of a crucial, yet underappreciated, founder of modern sociology. Explore the foundations of the discipline with this insightful read.