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Questions for Sociology: An Informal Round Table Symposium: What is the Role of Sociology in Current Social Reconstruction? What are the Sociological Implications of the New Deal? What is the Place of Sociology in the Federal Government? Is There a New Rural Sociology for the Inventory of American Agrarian Culture? What is the Matter with the Sociologists? And Other Questions

L. L. Bernard

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L. L. Bernard; Questions for Sociology: An Informal Round Table Symposium*: What is the Role of Sociology in Current Social Reconstruction? What are the Sociolo

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L. L. Bernard; Questions for Sociology: An Informal Round Table Symposium*: What is the Role of Sociology in Current Social Reconstruction? What are the Sociolo

Key concepts: Sociology, Sociological imagination, Medical sociology, Social science, Epistemology, Social geometry, Table (database), Computer science

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