1929-30 Employee, Edward Daniel

1929-30 Employee, Edward Daniel

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Daniel, Edward

"Edward G. Daniel - SOCIAL SCIENCE Society, as the individual, progesses through the examination and evaluation of experience. The present may be understood and the future judged only in the light of the past. History comprises those permanant values which will aid mankind to think and act more wisely in the future. Historical knowledge has a cultural value since it inculcates a keener appreciation of literature, art, music, and of life in general. History provides the laboratory for sociology. The most difficult of all arts is the art of living together. Through the study of man's activities in the past, sociology hopes to accomplish its aim of creating better relationships among men. Thus, social science hopes to promote human well-being and add to the total quantum of human happiness." [Photo appears in the 1930 EONS Catalog.]

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1929/1930

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