Backgrounds for Social Workers
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What simplicity. Only one trouble here for the pedagogue; the re- capitulation theory is mostly wrong; and what is right in it is mostly covered up by the wrong part, that few biologists longer have any confidence in discovering the right. What then of our generalising friends, the pedagogues?
"Finally in sociology, more particularly biological sociology.
Here again, to my eyes, much biological sociology rests on two very insecure bases: (1) a too slight acquaintance with biology on the part of... the biological sociologist, and, (2) an acceptance of, and confidence in, certain biological theories which are cer- tainly unwarranted, and are not at all shared by biologists them- selves. Biological science contains much that is proved and cer- tain; but also much that is nothing more than a working hy- pothesis, provisional theory, and anticipatory generalisation. As the proved part is largely of the nature of facts of observation, isolated and unrelated, and the unproved part is composed of the large and sweeping generalisations, the plausible, provisional explanations, such as the various theories of heredity, of the re- sults of struggle, of the development of mutual aid, etc., that is, is exactly the sort of material that the sociologist needs to weave into his biological foundations for the sociologic study of Birth Control 97 man, it is exactly this unproved part of biology that the searching sociologist carries home with him from his excursions into the biological field.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What simplicity. Only one trouble here for the pedagogue; the re- capitulation theory is mostly wrong; and what is right in it is mostly covered up by the wrong part, that few biologists longer have any confidence in discovering the right. What then of our generalising friends, the pedagogues?
"Finally in sociology, more particularly biological sociology.
Here again, to my eyes, much biological sociology rests on two very insecure bases: (1) a too slight acquaintance with biology on the part of... the biological sociologist, and, (2) an acceptance of, and confidence in, certain biological theories which are cer- tainly unwarranted, and are not at all shared by biologists them- selves. Biological science contains much that is proved and cer- tain; but also much that is nothing more than a working hy- pothesis, provisional theory, and anticipatory generalisation. As the proved part is largely of the nature of facts of observation, isolated and unrelated, and the unproved part is composed of the large and sweeping generalisations, the plausible, provisional explanations, such as the various theories of heredity, of the re- sults of struggle, of the development of mutual aid, etc., that is, is exactly the sort of material that the sociologist needs to weave into his biological foundations for the sociologic study of Birth Control 97 man, it is exactly this unproved part of biology that the searching sociologist carries home with him from his excursions into the biological field.
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