Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The American Journal of Sociology, Vol. 25: Bimonthly; July, 1919-May, 1920
Of the state. Then there is a School of writers, calling themselves, since the time of Comte, sociologists, who believe that the most significant fact about the life and conduct of man is that he does not act in isolation but in association With his fellows, in other words that in every phase of human activity the group life of man is the most fundamental element to be considered. They.
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