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The Principles of Sociology

Herbert Spencer

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De qué trata

La sociología de Spencer: la sociedad vista como un organismo que crece, se diferencia y se especializa, y la distinción entre sociedades «militares», organizadas para la coacción, e «industriales», organizadas para el contrato.

Contexto e historia

Publicada en volúmenes entre 1876 y 1896, dentro de su sistema de filosofía sintética. La analogía orgánica y la idea de que la sociedad evoluciona de un tipo a otro fueron abandonadas por la sociología posterior, y es Spencer —no Darwin— quien acuñó «survival of the fittest». Se lee hoy como documento: muestra cómo pensaba una época que daba por supuesto que la historia tiene dirección.

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