Explanation:

- Emile Durkheim: A founding figure in sociology, known for his work on social integration and collective conscience. He did not coin the term sociological imagination.

- George Ritzer: Known for his work on the McDonaldization of society and globalization, but not for the sociological imagination.

- Auguste Comte: Often regarded as the father of sociology. He introduced positivism but not the sociological imagination.

- C. Wright Mills: He is credited with making the term sociological imagination famous. It refers to the ability to see the connection between personal experiences and larger social structures.