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pp. 346-352
Organisme et Societe, René Worms
La Pathologie Sociale, René Worms and Paul de Lilienfeld
Les Lois de l'Imitation; Etude Sociologique, G. Tarde
La Logique Sociale, G. Tarde
De la Division du Travail Social, Émile Durkheim
Les Regles de la Methode Sociologique, Émile Durkheim
Psychologie des Foules, Gustave Le Bon
Le Transformisme Social, Guillaume de Greef
La Cite Moderne; Metaphysique de la Sociologie, Jean Izoulet
Les Sciences Sociales en Allemagne; les Methodes Actuelles, C. Bouglé
Social Self-Control, F. H. Giddings
L'Avenir de la Race Blanche, J. Novicow Reviewed by F. H. Giddings
National Life and Character: A Forecast, Charles H. Pearson Reviewed by F. H. Giddings
Elements de Sociologie, Combes de Lestrade ; Sociologie und Politik, Ludwig Gumplowicz ; Les Lois Sociologiques, Guillaume de Greef Reviewed by F. H. Giddings
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