Spencer's theory of society as a biological organism was too narrow as it only explained a small part of the progression of labor. While Spencer viewed social parts as existing for the social whole, modern sociology emphasizes the free character of individuals and society's focus on benefiting individuals. Spencer also did not account for how social organisms exist in the thoughts and feelings of their members.
Spencer's theory of society as a biological organism was too narrow as it only explained a small part of the progression of labor. While Spencer viewed social parts as existing for the social whole, modern sociology emphasizes the free character of individuals and society's focus on benefiting individuals. Spencer also did not account for how social organisms exist in the thoughts and feelings of their members.
Spencer's theory of society as a biological organism was too narrow as it only explained a small part of the progression of labor. While Spencer viewed social parts as existing for the social whole, modern sociology emphasizes the free character of individuals and society's focus on benefiting individuals. Spencer also did not account for how social organisms exist in the thoughts and feelings of their members.
Spencer's theory of society as a biological organism was too narrow as it only explained a small part of the progression of labor. While Spencer viewed social parts as existing for the social whole, modern sociology emphasizes the free character of individuals and society's focus on benefiting individuals. Spencer also did not account for how social organisms exist in the thoughts and feelings of their members.
conception. He also Munch explained a small part of the progression of labor & nothing beyond that
• Organisms form concrete wholes whereas
Spencer’s Theory today, sociology emphasizes their free (Biological character. Social parts exist for the social Organisms and whole but today, we're well aware of the Society) society's focus upon the benefits of individuals.
• Spencer did not allow
the organisms in the society to exist in the Murray thoughts and feelings of its members to a certain degree