The organization of life. A revaluation of evidence relative to the primary factors in the activity and evolution of living organisms, including a factorial analysis of human behavior and experience. With an introduction by H.S. Jennings

Eldridge, Seba, 1885-

Verlag: New York, Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1925

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, Eldridge, Seba, 1885-. The organization of life. A revaluation of evidence relative to the primary factors in the activity and evolution of living organisms, including a factorial analysis of human behavior and experience. With an introduction by H.S. Jennings. New York, Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1925, xv, 470pp., good but worn red cloth, spine a bit faded, front hinge a little bit creaky, binding opens easily to page 303, otherwise good copy, previous owner's name: Samuel Skulsky. INSCRIBED at length on front endpaper to Dear Margaret, and SIGNED Seba, December 8, 1925, thanking her and Albert for what "you have been to me.". Includes a substantial chapter on vitalistic theories, including Bergson and Driesch. - Seba Eldridge (male) spent most of his career first at Columbia (Ph.D., 1925 under John Dewey, also studied with Franklin Giddings and William F. Ogburn), from 1921 at the University of Kansas. His interests were the contributions of sociology to questions of citizenship, community, and social reform. Some material can be found in Harry Perlstadt, "Applied Sociology as Translational Research.". Bestandsnummer des Verkäufers 44446

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Titel: The organization of life. A revaluation of ...

Verlag: New York, Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1925

Einband: Hardcover