Sociology or social science?

History of European Ideas 2 (2):87-95 (1981)
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Modern sociology has set itself up as a specialised discipline dissociating itself from the broad-ranging theories of development of the early sociologists and breaking the links with economics, social anthropology and politics which had formed such an exciting unity in their works or at least in their lives

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10.1016/0191-6599(81)90033-4

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