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Ernest W. Burgess. The Function of Socialization In Social Evolution. Chicago: University of Chicago (1916).

The Function of Socialization in Social Evolution
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Ernest W. Burgess

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Preface

Introduction

Part I: The Role of Socialization in Discovery and Invention

Chapter I. Discovery and Invention

Chapter II Conservation As A Function of Socialization

Chapter III Origination As A Function of Socialization: I. The Social Heritage

Chapter IV Origination As A Function of Socialization: II. Social Organization

Chapter V Origination As A Function of Socialization: III Social Stimuli and Demand

Part II The Role of Socialization in Social Progress

Chapter VI Social Progress

Chapter VII The Kinship Stage of Socialization

Chapter VIII The Personal Stage of Socialization: 1. The Feudal Type

Chapter IX The Personal Stage of Socialization: 2. The Town Type

Chapter X The Impersonal Stage of Socialization

Part III The Role of Socialization in Personal Development

Chapter XI Personal Development

Chapter XII The Cognitive Aspect of Socialization

Chapter XIII The Affective Aspect of Socialization

Chapter XIV The Volitional Aspect of Socialization

Chapter XV Conclusion

Notes

This version of the Burgess's doctoral dissertation was taken from a copy of a private edition. A trade edition of the book was printed in the same year, presumably from the same plates.

 

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