This volume contains the "Address By The Right Hon. James Bryce On The Aims & Programme Of The Sociological Society," delivered to the Sociological Society of London. It also includes the Society's First Annual Report and List of Members.
Bryce's address outlines the society's aims to study social phenomena scientifically, understand social evolution, and apply sociological knowledge to practical problems. The report provides an overview of the society's activities, including meetings, publications, and research initiatives. The list of members offers a snapshot of the individuals involved in the early development of sociology as a discipline.
This historical document provides insight into the foundational ideas and organizational efforts that shaped the field of sociology in the early 20th century. It remains relevant for scholars interested in the history of social science, the development of sociological thought, and the intellectual context of early social reform movements.
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