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...e Maps 188 Chapter Three: SUGGESTED PROBLEMS 191 Bibliography 197 Index 209 4 SILENCE = DEATH ... ... definitions: DEFINITION 1.2.1: The density of a cognitive map D is an index of connectivity. D = C / N(N – 1) or alternatively D = C / N 2 .... ...total number of receiver variables in a cognitive map can be considered an index of its complexity. Larger number of receiver indicate that the cogni... ...l the notions of receiver to transmitter variable rates and the hierarchy index. DEFINITION 1.2.3: Many transmitter variables indicate thinking wi... ...functions. Another structural measure of a cognitive map is the hierarchy index (h) 2 ) ( ) ( ) 1 ( ) 1 ( 12 ∑ ∑         − + − = i i i N v... ...pproach for Relating Social Structure to Cognitive Structure, J. of Math. Sociology, 12 (1986) 137-189. 16. Carlsson, C. Cognitive Maps and Hyper-k...

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...ic Relational Bimaps and their Applications 227 BIBLIOGRAPHY 241 INDEX 263 ABOUT THE AUTHORS 272 5 Preface ... ...An Approach for Relating Social Structure to Cognitive Structure, J. of Math. Sociology, 12, 137-189, 1986. 21. Carlsson, C. Cognitive Maps and Hy... ...tive agents, IEEE Trans. Systems Man Cybernet, 22, 103-114, 1992. 264 INDEX 2-regular bigraph, 46 3-regular bigraph, 46 5-partite ne...

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...AFFIC AND REBUILDING ................................................................................................... 138 THE SO-CALLED SCIENCE OF SOCIOLOGY...................................................................... 141...

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................................................ 138 THE SO-CALLED SCIENCE OF SOCIOLOGY .................................................................... ...SCIENCE OF SOCIOL THE SO-CALLED SCIENCE OF SOCIOL THE SO-CALLED SCIENCE OF SOCIOLOGY OGY OGY OGY OGY IT HAS LONG BEEN generally recognised that there ... ...n a general movement of thought. My trend of thought leads me to deny that sociology is a science, or only a science in the same loose sense that mode... ...nse that modern history is a science, and to throw doubt upon the value of sociology that follows too closely what is called the scientific method. Th... ...thod, the proper way of thinking sociologically. We certainly owe the word Sociology to Comte, a man of exceptionally methodical quality. I hold he de... ...their names and heights and weights and so forth are recorded for the card index; and so, slowly, they pass along towards America, and at last reach a...

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...e can of it, at least the page before us, if we would be men. One, with an index on the Book, cries out, in a style pardonable to his fervency: The re... ...ere he declined to begin. He dived below the surface without studying that index-page. He had won Miss Middleton’s hand; he believed he had captured h... ...do not want this overgrown popula- tion! However, we will put politics and sociology and the pack of their modern barbarous words aside. You read me i... ...ot less forethoughtful. His arrangement is for our good on all sides.” “An index is enough,” said Miss Isabel, appearing in her turn the monster dupe....