In this 1966 text Dr Burrow investigates the reasons why Victorian pioneers of social science were habitually approaching the study of other societies with largely positivistic and evolutionary methodologies. As a result of this, anthropology appeared to be seeking affirmation of assumed laws and stages of progress, rather than looking to appreciate and understand other societies in terms of their own uniqueness and functionality. Here, the author not only studies Victorian thought on evolution in general, but also seeks to contextualise those ideas which are often classified as exclusively Darwinist within the studies and writings of other leading figures in Victorian science and social science, whose works often predate The Origin of the Species. His book also makes an incredibly important contribution to the ways in which ideas on evolution and society operated within the framework of general Victorian thought and assumption.
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最後的conclusion章比較有啓發，揭示瞭evolutionary positivism興衰的深層原因。
评分最後的conclusion章比較有啓發，揭示瞭evolutionary positivism興衰的深層原因。
评分最後的conclusion章比較有啓發，揭示瞭evolutionary positivism興衰的深層原因。
评分老派學者寫書確實不好讀，縱橫捭闔的，功利主義到進化論的轉變分析似乎還隻是曆史分析而沒有哲學分析，所以綫索特彆難拉齣來。需要重看
评分最後的conclusion章比較有啓發，揭示瞭evolutionary positivism興衰的深層原因。
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