Introduction to the Study of Sociology
Introduction to the Study of Sociology
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This in fact seems to be the general conviction. In "Essays in Philosophical Criticism, " edited by Seth and Haldane, we read (p. 104) : " The application of the historical method to the social sciences has a ditficulty of its own, and the historical prediction which Comte claims for Sociology can only belong to it to a very limited extent. " L. Stephen develops the ethical doctrine in harmony with evolutionary principles, but he regards prediction impossible. He says (18-20) : " I need not say... how short-sighted are the ablest statesmen, and how constantly that which happens is precisely the one thing which nobody foresaw, but which, after the event, appears to have been just what every one should have foreseen. " But if we cannot tell even what the morrow will bring forth, "what shall be said respecting more remote periods? Numerous questions respecting the effects of influences on an individual are unanswerable ; but how much more difficult the question becomes when thousands and millions are concerned ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This in fact seems to be the general conviction. In "Essays in Philosophical Criticism, " edited by Seth and Haldane, we read (p. 104) : " The application of the historical method to the social sciences has a ditficulty of its own, and the historical prediction which Comte claims for Sociology can only belong to it to a very limited extent. " L. Stephen develops the ethical doctrine in harmony with evolutionary principles, but he regards prediction impossible. He says (18-20) : " I need not say... how short-sighted are the ablest statesmen, and how constantly that which happens is precisely the one thing which nobody foresaw, but which, after the event, appears to have been just what every one should have foreseen. " But if we cannot tell even what the morrow will bring forth, "what shall be said respecting more remote periods? Numerous questions respecting the effects of influences on an individual are unanswerable ; but how much more difficult the question becomes when thousands and millions are concerned ?
What to read after Introduction to the Study of Sociology?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J H W John Henry Wilbrandt Stuckenberg to read onlineMoreLess
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