Adam Ferguson and the Beginnings of Modern Sociology An Analysis of the Sociological Elements in His Writings With Some Suggestions as to His Place in the History of Social Theory - Studies in History, Economics, and Public Law

W. C. Lehmann

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Discusses 18th century social theory through the writings of Adam Ferguson, a philosopher and historian during the Scottish Enlightenment. Includes an overview of the history of social thought, along with an analysis of Ferguson's writings from a sociological viewpoint.

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Book information

ISBN:	9780231901789
Publisher:	Columbia University Press
Imprint:	Columbia University Press
Pub date:	02 Mar 1930
Edition:	1st edition
Language:	English
Number of pages:	268 .
Weight:	10g