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CHAPTER VI 
THE ENVIRONMENTAL SCHOOL OF SOCIOLOGISTS: 
Karl Marx. Economic Determinism . ......... 103 
Henry Thomas Buckle. Intellect and Environment. .... . 105 
Ratzel— Semple. Anthropo-Geography. .......... III 
William Z. Ripley. Race and Environment ......... 115 
PART III 
PASSIVE SPIRITUAL ADAPTATION 
CHAPTER VII 
DEVELOPMENT OF THE CONCEPT OF SOCIETY AS AN ORGANISM: 
Albert Schaffle. The Social Organism... ........ 123 
J. S. Mackenzie. An Idealistic Interpretation of Social Progress 128 
Gustav Le Bon. The Psychology of Peoples . Sy viata o: 3 133 
Emile Durkheim. Social Realism. . .......... 138 
Further Development of the Organic Concept ........ 145 
CHAPTER VIII 
Tue ANTHROPOLOGICAL SOCIOLOGISTS: 
William G. Sumner. Folkways. ..........2.224 152 
Franz Boas. Opportunity and Race Progress ........ 155 
Westermarck, Hobhouse, Thomas. ............. 159 
CHAPTER IX 
THE HisToRICAL SOCIOLOGISTS: 
Ludwig Gumplowicz. Progress by Inter-Group Conflict. . . . 162 
Gustav Ratzenhofer. Interests... . ©... 2... ee. 170 
Walter Bagehot. Discussion and Animated Moderation te oy PEL, 
CHAPTER X 
SoctloLocists EMPHASIZING ONE ALL-ImporRTANT FORMULA OR 
PRINCIPLE: 
Adam Smith. Fellow-Feeling v. Self-Interest. ........ 182 
Gabriel Tarde. Imitation... 2. 2... 2... eee, 185 
James Mark Baldwin. The Dialectic of Growth ....... 192 
Henry Drummond. Struggle for the Life of Others... ... 199 
Franklin H. Giddings. Consciousness of Kind ........ 201 
CHAPTER XI 
TRANSITION FROM PASSIVE TO ACTIVE ADAPTATION: 
The Problem and Attempts at Solution .. ........ 208 
The Sociological Significance of the Free-Will Controversy . . . 213 
John Fiske. The Prolongation of Infancy 
