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Civics: As Applied Sociology

by Patrick Geddes

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  1. 1Introduction
  2. 2A — The Geographic Survey of Cities
  3. 3B — The Historic Survey of Cities
  4. 4C — The Citizen in Process of Development
  5. 5D — The Applied Sociology of the Present
  6. 6E — Cities, Present and Future
  7. 7F — Literature of Civics
  8. 8Discussion
  9. 9Written Communications
  10. 10Press Comments
  11. 11By Professor Geddes
  12. 12A — Introduction: The Need of Civic Surveys
  13. 13B — Initial Methods of Concrete Survey
  14. 14C — Geographical Determinism and Its Difficulties
  15. 15D — Need of Abstract Method for Notation and for Interpretation
  16. 16E — The City-Complex and Its Usual Analysis
  17. 17F — Proposed Methodical Analysis
  18. 18G — Analysis Continued — (2) The School
  19. 19H — Town and School Compared
  20. 20I — Development of School, and Its Reaction Upon Town
  21. 21J — From “School” to “Cloister”
  22. 22K — The City Proper
  23. 23L — The City Complied: Town, School, Cloister, and City Proper
  24. 24M — The Historic City-Complex
  25. 25N — The Evils of the City
  26. 26O — A Civic Symbol and Its Meaning
  27. 27Q — Glasgow as Typical of Civic Transition — From “Paleotechnic” to…
  28. 28R — A Practical Proposal — A Civic Exhibition
  29. 29Discussion

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