An Introduction to Sociology
An Introduction to Sociology
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Spencer finds the basis of his monism in the supremacy of force and while this may be regarded as a questionable position, it is a distinct advance on Comte's denial of the existence of force as a necessary relation of nature. It seems to me however that force is not the proper occupant of the throne of the universe but that matter is the true sover- eign. In the controversy now proceeding, in my opin- ion, the final victory will fall, not to the dynamist up- holders of force, but to the scient...ific materialist monists of the type of Ernest Haeckel and Lester F. Ward.
Mr. Spencer's two volumes, "The Principles of Biol- ogy, " are a landmark of that science, his "Principles of 78 74 AN INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY Psychology" are a monument that will never crumble, though it will undoubtedly be surpassed as the science advances.
We now come to Spencer's most valuable service to the science of sociology. We have already noted sev- eral of his contributions in this field his complete over- throw of the great man theory, and his origin and gen- esis of religion as revealed by the study of the ideas of primitive man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Spencer finds the basis of his monism in the supremacy of force and while this may be regarded as a questionable position, it is a distinct advance on Comte's denial of the existence of force as a necessary relation of nature. It seems to me however that force is not the proper occupant of the throne of the universe but that matter is the true sover- eign. In the controversy now proceeding, in my opin- ion, the final victory will fall, not to the dynamist up- holders of force, but to the scient...ific materialist monists of the type of Ernest Haeckel and Lester F. Ward.
Mr. Spencer's two volumes, "The Principles of Biol- ogy, " are a landmark of that science, his "Principles of 78 74 AN INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY Psychology" are a monument that will never crumble, though it will undoubtedly be surpassed as the science advances.
We now come to Spencer's most valuable service to the science of sociology. We have already noted sev- eral of his contributions in this field his complete over- throw of the great man theory, and his origin and gen- esis of religion as revealed by the study of the ideas of primitive man.
What to read after An Introduction to Sociology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur M Arthur Morrow Lewis to read onlineMoreLess
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