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        <title>The social Theory of Georg Simmel</title>
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            <forname>Nicholas J.</forname>
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      <div>NUMERICAL RELATIONS OF SOCIAL FORMS 143 
on the other hand, a distrust in the collectivity which it 
does not have for its single elements.! 
The foregoing observations are sufficient to disclose a 
definite correlation between the number of the elements 
associated and the forms of their association. That corre- 
lation is more immediately visible in the internal relations 
of group elements, but it is also manifest in the character 
of the group as a whole and in the relations between groups. 
t Soz., pp. 130-88. 
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