Introduction to the Study of Sociology
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, main divisions; I. 2. 3. , subdivisions ; (a) (b) (c), sections of subdivisions; '(i) (2) (3), sections of sections.
ANALYSIS OF" SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 363 fires of departed ancestors is a bit of prescientific astronomy. Even little children ask hosts of hard questions and if there is no one to answer them truly they invent answers to as many as they can. A population composed entirely of chil- dren would in this way gradually accumulate many ideas. All known peoples, including savages, have curi...osity or a de- sire to know, and have also the need of ideas by which to guide and motivate their conduct and they formulate sets of ideas which satisfy these needs. These are what, for want of a better name, I am calling creeds. No people has achieved scientific answers to all of the hard questions about which it desires knowledge, but even the most civilized mingle creeds and sciences, though with respect to many subjects they are gradually replacing the creeds that served them as their first temporary working hypotheses, with more scientific ideas.
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, main divisions; I. 2. 3. , subdivisions ; (a) (b) (c), sections of subdivisions; '(i) (2) (3), sections of sections.
ANALYSIS OF" SOCIAL ACTIVITIES 363 fires of departed ancestors is a bit of prescientific astronomy. Even little children ask hosts of hard questions and if there is no one to answer them truly they invent answers to as many as they can. A population composed entirely of chil- dren would in this way gradually accumulate many ideas. All known peoples, including savages, have curi...osity or a de- sire to know, and have also the need of ideas by which to guide and motivate their conduct and they formulate sets of ideas which satisfy these needs. These are what, for want of a better name, I am calling creeds. No people has achieved scientific answers to all of the hard questions about which it desires knowledge, but even the most civilized mingle creeds and sciences, though with respect to many subjects they are gradually replacing the creeds that served them as their first temporary working hypotheses, with more scientific ideas.
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