...book, "The Meaning of Social Science." One sentence is worth quoting in the present connection:— "Sociologists declare that the experience bounded...experience is affected by every other item of it." When at the instance and chiefly through the exertions of Professor Wigmore the Association of American...

...book, "The Meaning of Social Science." One sentence is worth quoting in the present connection: — "Sociologists declare that the experience bounded...experience is affected by every other item of it." When at the instance and chiefly through the exertions of Professor Wigmore the Association of American...

...view society and nature as interdependent. "Sociologists declare," Small taught his graduate students, "that the experience bounded by the reactions between...experience is affected by every other item of it." The dominant factors in that interdependence, Thomas concluded after taking courses with Jacques Loeb...

...involved in the relations of humankind to nature and to one another: "[Sociologists declare," he observed, "that the experience bounded by the reactions between...this experience is affected by every other item of it."7 Sociology, however, would not be crowned as queen of the sciences. Rather, Small argued, "sociologists...