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"The Sociology Of Lester F Ward" offers a comprehensive exploration of the sociological theories and contributions of Lester F. Ward, a prominent figure in the development of American sociology. Clement Wood delves into Ward's key concepts, such as social telesis, creative synthesis, and his emphasis on the role of education and collective action in shaping social progress.
This book examines Ward's intellectual background, his critique of laissez-faire individualism, and his vision for a more planned and equitable society. It highlights Ward's enduring influence on sociological thought and his relevance to contemporary debates about social justice, inequality, and the role of the state. A valuable resource for students and scholars interested in the history of sociology and the development of social theory.
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