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... Social Darwinism , " an attempt to consider human social interactions in terms of the strug- gle for existence . Sociology owes nothing to Darwin . SOCIOLOGY AFTER DARWIN The mechanism of natural selection , when taken out of its proper ...
... Social Darwinism , " an attempt to consider human social interactions in terms of the strug- gle for existence . Sociology owes nothing to Darwin . SOCIOLOGY AFTER DARWIN The mechanism of natural selection , when taken out of its proper ...
Page 159
... social values are vested in the family : " socially valuable " people generally are expected to make a good marriage , and if they are either single or married to the wrong person , this often is taken to show that something is " wrong ...
... social values are vested in the family : " socially valuable " people generally are expected to make a good marriage , and if they are either single or married to the wrong person , this often is taken to show that something is " wrong ...
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... social class as well as by the patterns of social re- lations in their culture . Roughly stated , it can be said that social divisions op- posed some of the aristocracy to the upper bourgeoisie , themselves opposed to the lower middle ...
... social class as well as by the patterns of social re- lations in their culture . Roughly stated , it can be said that social divisions op- posed some of the aristocracy to the upper bourgeoisie , themselves opposed to the lower middle ...
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would become the principal reserve asset while gold | 36 |
Excretion the elimination of the waste products of | 50 |
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