William Graham Sumner, Volume 1University of Wisconsin--Madison, 1954 - 758 pages |
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Page 77
... sociology . In the pursuit of those topics , he found him- self forced to seek constantly more fundamental and wider philosophical doctrines . He came at last to fundamental principles of the evolution philosophy . He then extended ...
... sociology . In the pursuit of those topics , he found him- self forced to seek constantly more fundamental and wider philosophical doctrines . He came at last to fundamental principles of the evolution philosophy . He then extended ...
Page 85
... sociology was about to do for the social sciences what scientific method has done for natural and physical science , viz . rescue them from arbitrary dogmatism and confusion . It seemed to me that it be- longed to me to give my students ...
... sociology was about to do for the social sciences what scientific method has done for natural and physical science , viz . rescue them from arbitrary dogmatism and confusion . It seemed to me that it be- longed to me to give my students ...
Page 86
... sociology than run the risk of getting agnosticism in getting sociology , and he even seems to maintain that they might better get no sociology than get it from a book by Spencer . I resisted this and main- tained that they should have ...
... sociology than run the risk of getting agnosticism in getting sociology , and he even seems to maintain that they might better get no sociology than get it from a book by Spencer . I resisted this and main- tained that they should have ...
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