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The social Theory of Georg Simmel

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Identifikator:
1024612627
URN:
urn:nbn:de:zbw-retromon-166627
Document type:
Monograph
Author:
Spykman, Nicholas J. http://d-nb.info/gnd/124229867
Title:
The social Theory of Georg Simmel
Place of publication:
Chicago
Publisher:
Univ. of Chicago Press.
Year of publication:
1925
Scope:
XXIX, 297 S
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2022
Collection:
Economics Books
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CONTENTS 
List OF ABBREVIATIONS . 
Tue Lire oF GEORG SIMMEL 
GENERAL INTRODUCTION 
PAGE 
xxi 
kxiii 
BOOK I. SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY 
METHODOLOGY—E PISTOMOLOGY 
INTRODUCTION 
CHAPTER 
I. Tae CoNCEPT OF SOCIETY 
II. Socioroay Ce 
II. SocioroGy As DisTINCT FROM THE SOCIAL SCIENCES AND 
SociaL Psycroroey . . . . . . oo +. 
IV. Socroroey As Distinct FROM SocIAL PHiLosoPHY . 
V. SocioroGy As Distinct From THE PHIvosopnY oF His- 
TORY AND THE SEARCH FOR Historical Laws . |. . 
VI. Tae METHOD AND TECHNIQUE OF FORMAL SocioLoGY 
VII. THE PREREQUISITES OF SOCIALIZATION 
SUMMARY . 
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26 
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15 
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60 
71 
79 
RS 
BOOK II. SOCIAL SCIENCE 
ForMAL SOCIOLOGY 
INTRODUCTION . 
CHAPTER 
I. SuBMIssION 
II. OpposiTION 
III. Tere NuMmEericAL RELATIONS OF SociaL Forms 
IV. TrE Spatial RELATIONS OF SociAL Forms 
V. SociaL CONSERVATION 
VI. SociAL DIFFERENTIATION 
VII. Tue INDIVIDUAL AND THE GROUP 
SUMMARY Co 
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