ABSTRACT
This is Volume XXI of twenty-two in a series on Social Theory and Methodology. First published in 1958, this is a selection of essays on practical methodology when trying to answer the question of what are the new presuppositions of social thought which can do justice to the changes in social organisation. Mydral attempts to illustrate his repeated attempts to explore the logical, political and moral foundations of social thought and action, as he pursued diverse academic and political activities.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
part I|54 pages
Part 1
chapter Chapter One|7 pages
International Integration 1
chapter Chapter two|46 pages
The Relation Between Social Theory and Social Policy 1
part II|151 pages
Part 2
chapter Chapter Three|9 pages
Introduction to the Study the Negro Problem 1
chapter Chapter Four|6 pages
American Ideals and the American Conscience
chapter Chapter Five|18 pages
Valuations and Beliefs 1
chapter Chapter Six|30 pages
Encountering the Negro Problem 1
chapter Chapter Seven|46 pages
Facts and Valuations 1
chapter Chapter Eight|33 pages
Facets of the Negro Problem 1
chapter Chapter Nine|8 pages
The Principle of Cumulation 1
part III|31 pages
Part 3