The American Journal of Sociology, Volume 31Albion W. Small, Ellsworth Faris, Ernest Watson Burgess University of Chicago Press, 1926 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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... objective to serve to correlate the efforts of mankind for improvement which would otherwise conflict and largely neu- tralize one another , as indeed they largely continue to do to this day . Such , also , might be regarded as ...
... objective to serve to correlate the efforts of mankind for improvement which would otherwise conflict and largely neu- tralize one another , as indeed they largely continue to do to this day . Such , also , might be regarded as ...
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... objectives and look our behavior as a whole into perspective with these formulations does not disqualify us for the formulation of some tentative norms of progress , and for the ap- plication of these norms to concrete circumstances or ...
... objectives and look our behavior as a whole into perspective with these formulations does not disqualify us for the formulation of some tentative norms of progress , and for the ap- plication of these norms to concrete circumstances or ...
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... objectives in social prog- ress . Such , of course , is the case , but this is quite different from saying that there is no progress . It is equally true that there are no permanent and constant or final and absolute facts and ...
... objectives in social prog- ress . Such , of course , is the case , but this is quite different from saying that there is no progress . It is equally true that there are no permanent and constant or final and absolute facts and ...
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... objectives and of the criteria of social progress are subject to the same principles of modification and development as the principles of science in general . There is a constant growth in the content of the theory of social progress ...
... objectives and of the criteria of social progress are subject to the same principles of modification and development as the principles of science in general . There is a constant growth in the content of the theory of social progress ...
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... objectives and to 12 See author's article entitled " The Conditions of Social Progress , " American Journal of Sociology , July , 1922 . 13 See author's " Religion and Theology , " The Monist , Jan. , 1922 . state the criteria of social ...
... objectives and to 12 See author's article entitled " The Conditions of Social Progress , " American Journal of Sociology , July , 1922 . 13 See author's " Religion and Theology , " The Monist , Jan. , 1922 . state the criteria of social ...
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