Title: The Persistence of the Particular
Description: "In this volume, Dennis H. Wrong argues that the scientific standard of universal laws and propositions has only limited relevance to human historical phenomena." "Wrong identifies the essential questions for social science as the place of nature and nurture in forming personality, the sources of variation in human conduct and culture, the causes of deviations from social norms, how human motivations are socially shaped and controlled to make society possible, and, finally, the causes of social change."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Sociology, Social sciences, philosophy, Social sciences, Philosophy, Sciences sociales, Philosophie, SOCIAL SCIENCE, Essays, Reference, Sociale filosofie