Society: Problems and Methods of Study

y 5?s-)-libfg. Solid volume of 586 pages will probably find its way into the reference Tfajr!es of most University Departments of Social Science and Education, and of M,0n!?B Colleges and the like. There, it will be studied with relief by any lecturer ls to speak on a sociological subject which is rather outside his usual orbit; top|cu?ed with enthusiasm by the student asked to write an essay on almost any ?ln the wide field of sociology. s 31 chapters, written by a total of 35 authors, cover a remarkable range of cts-The first nine chapters deal with the various techniques of sociological 69