Pure Sociology a Treatise On the Origin And Spontaneous Development of Society
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For Mi^essful crossing the individuals must belong to the same sptfcies ami not be too different With these limitations the more they ditfer tiie U'tter. It must l)e true crossing of stocks and not hybridization, or the crossing of different species. The social groups must, so to HTM*ak« belong to the same species. The difference between a modem civilized race and a savage race may be called a specific difference, and while physiologically, the individuals may be perfectly fertile infer m, the ...races as such can only hybridize, with much the same rv^ult s as attend hybridization in animals.
Pitcific AMimiiatiou. — A final question remains. Is this, then, the only possible kind of social assimilation? Is it only through war, conquest, and subjugation that social structures must be formed ?
The answer is yes and no, according to the point of view. But the
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For Mi^essful crossing the individuals must belong to the same sptfcies ami not be too different With these limitations the more they ditfer tiie U'tter. It must l)e true crossing of stocks and not hybridization, or the crossing of different species. The social groups must, so to HTM*ak« belong to the same species. The difference between a modem civilized race and a savage race may be called a specific difference, and while physiologically, the individuals may be perfectly fertile infer m, the ...races as such can only hybridize, with much the same rv^ult s as attend hybridization in animals.
Pitcific AMimiiatiou. — A final question remains. Is this, then, the only possible kind of social assimilation? Is it only through war, conquest, and subjugation that social structures must be formed ?
The answer is yes and no, according to the point of view. But the
What to read after Pure Sociology a Treatise On the Origin And Spontaneous Development of Society?
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