The American Journal of Sociology, Volume 8Albion W. Small, Ellsworth Faris, Ernest Watson Burgess University of Chicago Press, 1903 Established in 1895 as the first U.S. scholarly journal in its field, AJS remains a leading voice for analysis and research in the social sciences, presenting work on the theory, methods, practice, and history of sociology. AJS also seeks the application of perspectives from other social sciences and publishes papers by psychologists, anthropologists, statisticians, economists, educators, historians, and political scientists. |
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... demand for extension . Accordingly , the old con- stitution of the " gens " seems to have turned into a real aristocracy for the reason that a new population , alien to the members of the gens , pressed in upon them in too large numbers ...
... demand for extension . Accordingly , the old con- stitution of the " gens " seems to have turned into a real aristocracy for the reason that a new population , alien to the members of the gens , pressed in upon them in too large numbers ...
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... demand of the whole does not seize upon every member constantly and completely , and it permits much power to remain unused which then , in extreme cases , may be mobilized and actualized . The decisive thing in this case is , as ...
... demand of the whole does not seize upon every member constantly and completely , and it permits much power to remain unused which then , in extreme cases , may be mobilized and actualized . The decisive thing in this case is , as ...
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... demands or tolerates such definiteness much less . The history of the Greek and of the Italian cities , as of the Swiss cantons , shows that small communities , in case they do not proceed to federa- tion , habitually live in open or ...
... demands or tolerates such definiteness much less . The history of the Greek and of the Italian cities , as of the Swiss cantons , shows that small communities , in case they do not proceed to federa- tion , habitually live in open or ...
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... demand of its members are usually the more prohibitive and limiting in nature as extension increases . The positive combinations which , proceeding from element to element , give the group - life its proper content must at last be left ...
... demand of its members are usually the more prohibitive and limiting in nature as extension increases . The positive combinations which , proceeding from element to element , give the group - life its proper content must at last be left ...
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... demands abstinence from all animal food arose then as the result of the amalgamation of a collection of local cults into a national religion , at the head of which stood a priesthood ruling as a unit . This unification could occur only ...
... demands abstinence from all animal food arose then as the result of the amalgamation of a collection of local cults into a national religion , at the head of which stood a priesthood ruling as a unit . This unification could occur only ...
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