Individual differences are important because they are the causes of social change, 259.
It is only following the common-sense method of a Lyell, a Darwin, and a Whitney to interpret the unknown by the known, and reckon up cumulatively the only causes of social change we can directly observe.
He was convinced that a social change impossible in peacetime was practical in war.
How did the serviceman view his condition, how did he convey his desire for redress, and what was his reaction to social change?
Finally, in the chapter on "Progress," the relation ofsocial change to social control will be discussed and the rôle of science and collective representations in the direction of social changes indicated.
In contrast with the types of social change referred to there are other changes which are unilateral and progressive; changes which are described popularly as "movements," mass movements.
What illustrations in American society occur to you of the (a) autocratic and (b) democratic methods of social change?
But precisely in the measure that a society departs from this condition, that individual traits are recognized and made available, or social change of any sort comes to pass, in that measure must there be competition.
But of all such fields none is more interesting than the factor of catastrophe in social change.
It is rather, as the title suggests, an intensive study of two social orders, between which stands a great catastrophe, and its thesis is the place of catastrophe in social change.
Sociology is, therefore, a science which deals with the laws or principles of social organization and of social change.
Sociology, however, is an abstract, theoretical science of society concerned with the laws and principles which govern social organization and social change.
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