Sociology in Its Psychological Aspects
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It is evident that Giddings, like Tarde, has performed an invaluable work for sociology in calling attention to certain aspects of the social life whose significance had not been adequately em- phasized by other sociological writers. Giddings 's theories, in other words, are to be criticised only in so far as they are claimed to be a complete presentation of sociological truth. The system of sociology built upon them is very far from being complete; rather it is, like Tarde 's, merely certain c...hapters in the psychological theory of society. As we have already emphasized, sympathy and the conscious- ness of kind must be regarded simply as one factor or set of factors in our social life and not as an adequate state- ment of the whole. Sympathy and the consciousness of kind, in other words, must themselves be interpreted as instru- ments in the development of social life rather than its basis.
Only a word is necessary as regards the place which Ward gives to sympathy in his system of sociological thought.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is evident that Giddings, like Tarde, has performed an invaluable work for sociology in calling attention to certain aspects of the social life whose significance had not been adequately em- phasized by other sociological writers. Giddings 's theories, in other words, are to be criticised only in so far as they are claimed to be a complete presentation of sociological truth. The system of sociology built upon them is very far from being complete; rather it is, like Tarde 's, merely certain c...hapters in the psychological theory of society. As we have already emphasized, sympathy and the conscious- ness of kind must be regarded simply as one factor or set of factors in our social life and not as an adequate state- ment of the whole. Sympathy and the consciousness of kind, in other words, must themselves be interpreted as instru- ments in the development of social life rather than its basis.
Only a word is necessary as regards the place which Ward gives to sympathy in his system of sociological thought.
What to read after Sociology in Its Psychological Aspects?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles a Charles Abram Ellwood to read onlineMoreLess
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