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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... Theories of Its Origin . — James • 119 255 826 833 • 550 • 270 824 · 95 269 550 Alfred Quinn . 688 · · • · COBB , W ... Theory of an Early Syndicalist . - Floyd N. House 116 • 825 • 397 DOUGLAS , PAUL H. Wages and the Family . - Franc L ...
... Theories of Its Origin . — James • 119 255 826 833 • 550 • 270 824 · 95 269 550 Alfred Quinn . 688 · · • · COBB , W ... Theory of an Early Syndicalist . - Floyd N. House 116 • 825 • 397 DOUGLAS , PAUL H. Wages and the Family . - Franc L ...
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... theories of progress . 3. The concept of law : ( a ) anthropocentric , ( b ) descriptive and general , ( c ) as projective ... theory of social progress , but there is constant progress in the achievement of both under present conditions ...
... theories of progress . 3. The concept of law : ( a ) anthropocentric , ( b ) descriptive and general , ( c ) as projective ... theory of social progress , but there is constant progress in the achievement of both under present conditions ...
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... theory of progress has regarded it as an in- evitable consequence of the order of nature itself . This concept of progress as the product of the " natural order " is decidedly one which has grown up in the period of written history . It ...
... theory of progress has regarded it as an in- evitable consequence of the order of nature itself . This concept of progress as the product of the " natural order " is decidedly one which has grown up in the period of written history . It ...
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... theory of evolution of Spencer and Darwin , though in the main formulated according to scientific inductions from the facts of natural history , was seized upon by the metaphysicians and har- monized with their conception of a ...
... theory of evolution of Spencer and Darwin , though in the main formulated according to scientific inductions from the facts of natural history , was seized upon by the metaphysicians and har- monized with their conception of a ...
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... theory of regression and entered upon a constructive statement of social advancement . This advancement was , however , to be con- ceived as the gift of the gods , rather than as the result of the telic efforts of man . But this ...
... theory of regression and entered upon a constructive statement of social advancement . This advancement was , however , to be con- ceived as the gift of the gods , rather than as the result of the telic efforts of man . But this ...
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