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They give us the patterns of uniformity that are to be found in the relationships of
a vast number of individual components of this infinite ... It achieves its purpose
by establishing a uniformity of relationship between the variables under scrutiny .
They give us the patterns of uniformity that are to be found in the relationships of
a vast number of individual components of this infinite ... It achieves its purpose
by establishing a uniformity of relationship between the variables under scrutiny .
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Putting aside his unenlightening organismic analogies, we turn to his definition of
functional relationships: “Function is ... The relationship between the volume of
gas and the pressure is neither harmonious nor disharmonious, consistent nor ...
Putting aside his unenlightening organismic analogies, we turn to his definition of
functional relationships: “Function is ... The relationship between the volume of
gas and the pressure is neither harmonious nor disharmonious, consistent nor ...
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It is now clear why the causal-functional method pursued by many social
scientists can give illuminating formulas for the relationship of two or more
variables of a culture but can never produce a synthesis of all the variables. Too
exclusive a ...
It is now clear why the causal-functional method pursued by many social
scientists can give illuminating formulas for the relationship of two or more
variables of a culture but can never produce a synthesis of all the variables. Too
exclusive a ...
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PART | 3 |
Culture integration and culture unity a dark problem Most of | 49 |
Chapter Two IDEATIONAL SENSATE IDEALISTIC AND MIXED SystEMs | 55 |
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