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This pioneering work applies mathematical reasoning to the study of human relationships, exploring how patterns of interaction, social organization, and collective behavior might be described through formal models. Nicolas Rashevsky brings the methods of mathematical biology and theoretical science to questions traditionally approached through sociology and psychology, seeking general principles beneath the complexity of social life. Both ambitious and interdisciplinary, the book offers an early vision of social science as a field open to quantitative analysis and provides a compelling foundation for later work in mathematical sociology and systems theory.
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Published Jan 1, 1947
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1947
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eng
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