The Principles of Sociology 3
The Principles of Sociology 3
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CHAPTER XVn.
FBEE LABOUR AND CONTRACT.
§ 808. The beginning of this chapter is but nominally dis- tinguishable from the end of the last, since the stage there described passes insensibly into the stage to be described here. By as much as cooperation ceases to be compulsory, by so much does it become voluntary; for if men act together they must do it either willingly or unwillingly. Or, to state the fact in the language of Sir Henry Maine, the members of a society may be united under relations o...f status^ prescribing and enforcing their graduated positions and duties, or, in the absence of these relations of statusj they must fall into rela- tions of contract — relations determined by their agreements to perform services for specified payments.
Hence, if social life is to go on at all, it is a necessity that as fast as the one system of cooperation decreases the other system must increase. Here we have to trace as well as we can the incidents of the transition.
§ 809. Under certain of its forms contract arises in early stages.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CHAPTER XVn.
FBEE LABOUR AND CONTRACT.
§ 808. The beginning of this chapter is but nominally dis- tinguishable from the end of the last, since the stage there described passes insensibly into the stage to be described here. By as much as cooperation ceases to be compulsory, by so much does it become voluntary; for if men act together they must do it either willingly or unwillingly. Or, to state the fact in the language of Sir Henry Maine, the members of a society may be united under relations o...f status^ prescribing and enforcing their graduated positions and duties, or, in the absence of these relations of statusj they must fall into rela- tions of contract — relations determined by their agreements to perform services for specified payments.
Hence, if social life is to go on at all, it is a necessity that as fast as the one system of cooperation decreases the other system must increase. Here we have to trace as well as we can the incidents of the transition.
§ 809. Under certain of its forms contract arises in early stages.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Spencer to read onlineMoreLess
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