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Society Culture
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AJUEL Historical Social Sciences Library: Society, History, and Everyday Life
This library groups 91 public-domain works from the 19th and early 20th centuries around four overlapping subjects: society and culture, anthropology, social conditions, and customs of everyday life. The categories are not strict boxes; a single book may sit under more than one, and the connections between them reveal how social thought developed. For example, the historical sociology path pairs Veblen, Du Bois, and Addams to trace critiques of industrial society, while the urban conditions path moves from Mayhew's London to Brace's New York to the Chicago Commission's study of race relations. Start with any category or a featured author like Du Bois, H.G. Wells, or Charles Horton Cooley.
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Anthropology
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Social Conditions
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Customs Everyday Life
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Human nature and the social orde...
In Society...
The open conspiracy — Themes and...
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Social devices for impelling wom...
In Social ...
The city — Edition Insights
In Society...
Negro life in New York's Harlem ...
In Social ...
Social Civics — A Reader’s Guide
In Society...
Social organization — Reading Co...
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Psyche's task — Edition Insights
In Anthrop...
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