The Principles of Sociology; An Analysis of the Phenomena of Association And of Social Organization
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THE SOCIAi CONSTITUTION 175 with matters of feeling, thought, and conduct ; the cult- ural associations, whose object is to foster spiritual de- velopment and to promote happiness. They include the church and its allied organizations, philanthropic societies, scientific and educational associations, and innumerable organizations for social pleasure.
Every purposive association has not only a function, but also a composition and a constitution, which are adapted to the performance of the fun...ction.
In the composition of associations individuals are com- bined as persons and by categories, — for example, the categories of employer and employees in the composition of an industrial group. The composition of associations must be studied with reference to the common trait or interest that unites their members.
The constitution of a purposive association is the organization of its membership. The categories of in- dividuals that compose it are combined in accordance with some principle of subordination or coordination, and the entire membership may be divided into sub-societies, bureaus, or committees.
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THE SOCIAi CONSTITUTION 175 with matters of feeling, thought, and conduct ; the cult- ural associations, whose object is to foster spiritual de- velopment and to promote happiness. They include the church and its allied organizations, philanthropic societies, scientific and educational associations, and innumerable organizations for social pleasure.
Every purposive association has not only a function, but also a composition and a constitution, which are adapted to the performance of the fun...ction.
In the composition of associations individuals are com- bined as persons and by categories, — for example, the categories of employer and employees in the composition of an industrial group. The composition of associations must be studied with reference to the common trait or interest that unites their members.
The constitution of a purposive association is the organization of its membership. The categories of in- dividuals that compose it are combined in accordance with some principle of subordination or coordination, and the entire membership may be divided into sub-societies, bureaus, or committees.
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