A philosophy of social progress

E. J. (Edward Johns) Urwick

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LIBRARY OFUNIVERSITY CAL'FOr.NIA DIEGOSAN HK vc\ OF SOCIALA PHILOSOPHY PROGRESS A PHILOSOPHY OF SOCIAL PROGRESS E. J. M.A.URWICK, (Oxon.) DIRECTOR OF THE SCHOOL OF LONDONSOCIOLOGY, TOOKE PROFESSOR OF ECONOMIC KING'S UNIVERSITY OF LONDONSCIENCE, COLLEGE, PRESIDENT OF MORLEV MEMORIAL LONDON SECOND EDITION REVISED METHUEN & GO. LTD. 36 ESSEX STREET W. C. LONDON First Published . . . March, 1912 . .Second Edition Revised NOTE TO THE SECOND EDITION t book was written with a double^HIS originally On the one I wished to introducehand,purpose. M students to a of a socialconception philosophy which should be linked to moderndefinitely sociology, and not be treated as a mere of the olderoutgrowth On the other Ihand, topolitical hopedphilosophy. establish a new in to theregardposition philosophical of social a in tochange positionconception opposition that assumed both the and theusually by sociologist by philosopher. With to the first there is now abundantaim,regard is itselfevidence that social from thephilosophy freeing rather narrow limits within which it was con-previously fined. The recent works of Professors Muir-Hobhouse, head are excellent ofand illustrations thisHetherington the interest inadvance. And academicthough political this theand lack ofphilosophy, (in country) comparative stillinterest in tend to narrow the field,sociology, may it is that the will be confined withinunlikely subject again the tolimits it.

Sujets

• Progress
• Sociology

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• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 32
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 10 Mo

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LIBRARY
OFUNIVERSITY
CAL'FOr.NIA
DIEGOSANHK
vc\OF SOCIALA PHILOSOPHY
PROGRESSA PHILOSOPHY
OF
SOCIAL PROGRESS
E. J. M.A.URWICK, (Oxon.)
DIRECTOR OF THE SCHOOL OF LONDONSOCIOLOGY,
TOOKE PROFESSOR OF ECONOMIC KING'S UNIVERSITY OF LONDONSCIENCE, COLLEGE,
PRESIDENT OF MORLEV MEMORIAL LONDON
SECOND EDITION
REVISED
METHUEN & GO. LTD.
36 ESSEX STREET W. C.
LONDONFirst Published . . . March, 1912
. .Second Edition Revised