 | Leslie Stephen - 1882 - 504 páginas
...which the body may be reduced; and from these you could infer neither the individual nor the society. But further, any given society has properties of its...may, as we have seen, remain constant when the social organisation varies. The inference from the part to the whole would be as impossible as the inference... | |
 | Leslie Stephen - 1907 - 482 páginas
...which the body may bo reduced ; and from these you could infer neither the individual nor the society. But further, any given society has properties of its...may, as we have seen, remain constant when the social organisation varies. The inference from the part to the whole would be as impossible as the inference... | |
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Any given society has properties of its own which cannot be deduced from those properties of the individual which are common to men in all social states, for those properties may, as we have seen, remain constant when the social organization varies. 