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economic theories of value and distribution ; history and theories of private property; study of the extension of state activities into the realm of industry; reading from lead- ing socialists and their critics. Associate Professor ^Howard.
9. Problems of American democracy. Discussions of the ballot, direct legisla- tion, proportional representation, the machine, political parties, etc. Associate Pro- fessor Howard.
PSYCHOLOGY.
6. Psychology of the social relations. Assistant Professor Martin.
EDUCATION.
Education and society. The function of the school as related to the home, church, and other educational institutions and agencies of the community. Special phases of education in large cities and in rural communities, and special problems in connection with social education, as related to defective and criminal classes, for- eigners, negroes, etc. Mr. Snedden.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
Social integration and disintegration in mediaeval and modern Europe.
HOWARD UNIVERSITY. TEACHERS COLLEGE.
The science of education is recognized as having its basis in psychology, ethics, biology, logic, and sociology, since each of these sciences has significance for educa- tion in so far as it throws light upon the nature of man both as an individual and as a member of society. Pedagogy, therefore, is treated not simply historically, nor simply systematically, in a general course, but special courses and lectures are provided in each of the important branches which lie at its foundation.
History of education includes also an account of the political and social theories of the seventeenth, eighteenth, and nineteenth centuries, in so far as they affected edu- cation.
Sociological pedagogy.
COLLEGE DEPARTMENT. Sociology.
FLORIDA FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE.
ETHNOLOGY AND SOCIOLOGY.
2. Sociology. A study of the evolution of society and its present state. Pro- fessor Williams.
FRANK L. TOLMAN.
THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO.
