The Sociology of Georg Simmel, Volume 10 |
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Contents
Introduction | xvii |
Simmel in America | xxiv |
The Methodological and Philosophical Importance | xl |
Fundamental Problems of Sociology Indi | 1 |
The Social and the Individual Level An Example | 26 |
The Simplicity and Radicalism of the Mass | 34 |
Sociability An Example of Pure of Formal Sociol | 40 |
Individual and Society in Eighteenth and Nineteenth | 58 |
Subordination under an Individual | 190 |
Subordination under a Plurality | 224 |
Subordination under a Principle | 250 |
superordination and subordination and degrees | 268 |
Knowledge Truth and Falsehood in Human Rela | 307 |
Types of Social Relationships by Degrees of Recipro | 317 |
Secrecy | 330 |
The Secret Society | 345 |
On the Significance of Numbers for Social Life | 87 |
The Quantitative Determination of Group Divisions | 105 |
The Isolated Individual and the Dyad | 118 |
The Triad | 145 |
The Importance of Specific Numbers for Relations | 170 |
Introduction | 181 |
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