Meanings of social theory in English

Anarchism, more than any other social theory, values human life above things.

Modern education practice stems from Hegelian social theory combined with the experimental psychology of Wilhelm Wundt.

That is just what the man of the social theory of life is passing through now.

Until 1917 Marxism was a body of social theory and a program of specific political demands.

The criminal action and the criminal advice must be dissociated entirely from any political or social theory.

A military organization was not the best laboratory for working out the proper forms of egalitarian social theory.

The best social theory I know.

Obviously, Anarchism, or any other social theory, making man a conscious social unit, will act as a leaven for rebellion.

He could tolerate nothing more; he had followed the course of President Mills's social theory far enough to be surfeited with it.

The equality of the sexes was only a logical inference from the general doctrine of equality to which Condorcet's social theory is reducible.

In this attempt twenty-four men and twenty women have been engaged, selected from among those who have most thoroughly practiced our social theory.

On its mental side, her social theory is to be regarded with grave suspicions, for it brings all minds to the same level.

We may develop interest in early Victorian literature, prize-fight promoting, social theory, lignitic rocks, history of Siam, the collection of scarabs, mediaeval history.

He was met, like all reformers, with a storm of protest, but most of his ideas gradually became the accepted principles of social theory.

As a practical commentary on the liberal social theory which he had just favoured me by illustrating, Mr. Fairlie's cool request rather amused me.

Within prominent fields of social theory today-sciencestudies and cultural studies, for example-commonlyused categories point to a continual, pervasive blending of nature and artifice.