Another thinker stated that it was "patently obvious" that education is one of these things and that when these things are due to cooperation, their nature is no different than when they are not.
Japanese economic anthropologist Naoki Kasuga argued that a type of these phenomena did not presuppose a "parts-and-whole image." Auguste Comte argued that science went from mathematics to a position where these entities are reduced to natural law. Another thinker stated that it was "patently obvious" that education is one of these things and that when these things are due to cooperation, their nature is no different than when they are not. H.L.A. Hart argued that the title concept is one of these entities in The Concept of Law. Marcel Mauss coined the "total" form of these things in The Gift while another thinker divided them into "material" and "nonmaterial" types. Emile Durkheim said in his "fundamental rule" that "One must consider these phenomena as things." For 10 points, name these entities described as things that are outside the individual yet still capable of exercising social control, a term coined in The Rules of Sociological Method.
Japanese economic anthropologist Naoki Kasuga argued that a type of these phenomena did not presuppose a "parts-and-whole image."
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