10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOCIOLOGISTIC»
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sociologistic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Social Action Systems: Foundation and Synthesis in ...
The solution lies in the direction of the Sociologistic Theorem, the statement that
a necessary condition for social order is that the ultimate ends and values of the
actors are to some degree integrated to form a common value system. It has not ...
2
Visions of the Sociological Tradition
Indeed, Sorokin credits de Roberty, along with Alfred Espinas, with producing
formulations of the sociologistic doctrine clearer and superior to as well as prior
to those of Durkheim (1928, 443). While Sorokin does not find Durkheim
powerfully ...
3
Music in Society: A Guide to the Sociology of Music
Now that these preliminary remarks have been presented, we can better
understand the significance and range of both the asociological and sociologistic
concepts in the totality of artistic and musical knowledge. In fact, these two
concepts of ...
4
Crime, Justice, and Society
The sociologistic perspective was introduced by Tarde, a lawyer and a magistrate
, by Bonger, whose doctorate was in criminal law, and by Durkheim, a
philosopher and sociologist. As an academic discipline, criminology has been
heavily ...
Calvin J. Larson, Gerald R. Garrett, 1996
5
Individualism in Modern Thought: From Adam Smith to Hayek
Weber had written nothing about this, and he looked for a 'teleocratic' order.136
However, the interesting point here is this: the attempt to demonstrate the
presence of the 'sociologistic theorem' in Pareto and Weber helped Parsons to
link the ...
6
International Legal Theory: Essays and Engagements, 1966-2006
One is Myres S. McDougal and associates' well-known discussion of “trends in
theories about international law,” which they organized by reference to six “
frames”: the non-law, natural law, historical, analytical, sociologistic and limited
factor ...
7
Contributions to Asian Studies: 1977
Such sociologistic position12 assumes the absolute primacy of society over
individuals, the moral and psychological dependence of individual on society,
and the insistence upon the necessity of authority commanding individuals and
their ...
Karigoudar Ishwaran, 1977
8
Parsons' The Structure of Social Action and Contemporary Debates
Thus, although there is no reasonable doubt that Pareto endorsed the '
sociologistic theorem' because there is an end or set of ends specific to the
collectivity as a unit, some doubts arise concerning Parsons' explanation of how
the utility of the ...
Gabriele Pollini, Giuseppe Sciortino, 2001
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Evaluating Philosophies
In constructing the sociologistic version of the holism of Aristotle and Hegel, Marx
and Engels tacitly rejected the materialist thesis that ideation is a brain process.
This may help explain why cognitive neuroscience, which puts into practice the ...
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Crossing the Psycho-Social Divide: Freud, Weber, Adorno and ...
Sociologistic and Psychologistic Formulations Let us step back for a moment from
Freud's text to raise a question about the psychosocial interconnection. Does the
social world impose its structures upon the psyche or does the psyche impose ...
Mr George Cavalletto, 2012
3 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SOCIOLOGISTIC»
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So Much For Federalism & Gay Marriage
philosopher: OK, but really I did not make my statement about the sociologistic and empiristic tendencies of contemporary liberalism having Rawls in mind. «The American Conservative, Feb 14»
Labor's plot to make Tony Abbott into Mitt Romney
... can be reliably predicted with a sufficiently large sample — and the Liberal Party, the party of individualism, will work on the same sociologistic basis. But what ... «Crikey, Feb 13»
The extremists in our midst
In other words we shouldn't be too sociologistic about this - it's a one-off act by a 'madman', whatever that means.” Most of the time, fluid and fragmented groups ... «Times of Malta, Jul 11»
