This work, which touches on the lack of patriarchy among the Slavs, who are nonetheless Aryan, also suggests that "normal" constraint is that which may be maintained without violence, unlike constraint that arises merely from one person being stronger or richer.
An introduction to this work by Steven Lukes argues that it provides a "sterile prescription for the human sciences" and refers readers to the author's review of Labriola and a debate with Seignobos. This work, which touches on the lack of patriarchy among the Slavs, who are nonetheless Aryan, also suggests that "normal" constraint is that which may be maintained without violence, unlike constraint that arises merely from one person being stronger or richer. This work's conclusion rejects the manner in which the Italian school has assimilated one subject of this work, like psychological phenomena, into the "general properties of organized matter"; thus, it suggests that its perspective is not materialist. The preface this work's author wrote to its second edition claims that one subject is a "[manner] of acting or thinking" that has a "coercive influence on the consciousness of individuals"; that preface notes that one of its most controversial propositions is that "social facts must be treated as things." For 10 points, name this work outlining the way that sociology should be conducted, written by Emile Durkheim.
An introduction to this work by Steven Lukes argues that it provides a "sterile prescription for the human sciences" and refers readers to the author's review of Labriola and a debate with Seignobos.
The {Rules} of the {Sociological Method} [or {Les Règles} de la {Méthode Sociologique}]