Excerpt from The Social Problem: Life and Work
Tms volume is designed to be an informal introduction to the science and art of social progress. It does not profess to furnish any sufficient outline of sociology or politics, but seeks to ask and answer certain preliminary questions which confront thinking men and women who are interested in work of social reform, and wish to reach satisfactory intelligible principles for their guidance in such work.
Its primary object is to enforce the recognition of the organic unity of the problem of social progress by showing the interactions of the many concrete questions and movements which divide the attention of social reformers.
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| ISBN: | 9780265660461 |
| Publication date: | 2nd December 2017 |
| Author: | J a Hobson |
| Publisher: | Forgotten Books an imprint of Fb&c Ltd |
| Format: | Hardback |
| Pagination: | 308 pages |
| Genres: |
Sociology |
Excerpt from The Social Problem: Life and Work Tms volume is designed to be an informal introduction to the science and art of social progress. It does not profess to furnish any sufficient outline of sociology or politics, but seeks to ask and answer certain preliminary questions which confront thinking men and women who are interested in work of social reform, and wish to reach satisfactory intelligible principles for their guidance in such work.
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The Social Problem was written by J a Hobson and published by Forgotten Books an imprint of Fb&c Ltd
The Social Problem has 308 pages