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Dialectical sociology : an analysis of sociology of Georges Gurvi tch.

By:

Bosserman, Phillip

Contributor(s):

Gurvitch, Georges, 1894-

Material type: Text

Text

TextSeries: Extending horizons books ; Publication details: Boston: P. Sargent , 1968.Description: ix, 316 p. : illus. ; 22 cmSubject(s):

Sociology. -- -- -- --

DDC classification:

301 GUR/BOS

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"The works of George Gurvitch": p.308-311.

Includes bibliography : p. 312-316.

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