The Encyclopedia Americana, Volume 7Grolier Incorporated, 1996 - Encyclopedias and dictionaries |
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Envis- aging the reorganization of society on scientific principles , he divided sociology into a statics , which studied the forces that held society to- gether , and a dynamics , which studied the causes of change .
Envis- aging the reorganization of society on scientific principles , he divided sociology into a statics , which studied the forces that held society to- gether , and a dynamics , which studied the causes of change .
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CONFORMITY , kǝn - fôr'mǝ - tē , in sociology , is a concept used by members of a society to evaluate their own behavior and ... All societies are made up of these objectively observable regularities , but no society is without some ...
CONFORMITY , kǝn - fôr'mǝ - tē , in sociology , is a concept used by members of a society to evaluate their own behavior and ... All societies are made up of these objectively observable regularities , but no society is without some ...
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The social guilds were the antecedents of the Friendly Societies ; the Friendly Societies were the fore- runners of ... Encouraged by these ef- forts forming self - help cooperatives , the Rochdale Society of Equitable Pioneers took a ...
The social guilds were the antecedents of the Friendly Societies ; the Friendly Societies were the fore- runners of ... Encouraged by these ef- forts forming self - help cooperatives , the Rochdale Society of Equitable Pioneers took a ...
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