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Introduction to the Science of Sociology
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Introduction to the Science of Sociology

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  • Ernest Watson Burgess

    …Burgess’s most important works was Introduction to the Science of Sociology (1921; with Robert Park), a textbook that became a classic and mapped new directions in sociology. Much of Burgess’s collaborative research with Park focused on urban land use and the social aspects of the urban community.

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    …Burgess’s most important works was Introduction to the Science of Sociology (1921; with Robert Park), a textbook that became a classic and mapped new directions in sociology. Much of Burgess’s collaborative research with Park focused on urban land use and the social aspects of the urban community.

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