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Title: Civics: as Applied Sociology	1
INTRODUCTION	1
A—THE GEOGRAPHIC SURVEY OF CITIES	2
B—THE HISTORIC SURVEY OF CITIES	4
C—THE CITIZEN IN PROCESS OF DEVELOPMENT	8
E—CITIES, PRESENT AND FUTURE	11
F—LITERATURE OF CIVICS	11
DR. J. LIONEL TAYLER	21
From MR. WALTER CRANE (President of Arts and Crafts Exhibition Society)	25
From MR. T.C. HORSFALL	28
From H. OSMAN NEWLAND	28
From MR. G. BISSET SMITH	28
CIVICS: AS CONCRETE AND APPLIED SOCIOLOGY, PART II	39
A—INTRODUCTION: THE NEED OF CIVIC SURVEYS	39
B—INITIAL METHODS OF CONCRETE SURVEY	41
C—GEOGRAPHICAL DETERMINISM AND ITS DIFFICULTIES	44
D—NEED OF ABSTRACT METHOD FOR NOTATION AND FOR INTERPRETATION	46
E—THE CITY-COMPLEX AND ITS USUAL ANALYSIS	48
F—PROPOSED METHODICAL ANALYSIS	50
G—ANALYSIS CONTINUED.—(2) THE SCHOOL	51
H—TOWN AND SCHOOL COMPARED	53
PLACE	53
I—DEVELOPMENT OF SCHOOL, AND ITS REACTION UPON TOWN	56
K—THE CITY PROPER	60
L—THE CITY COMPLIED: TOWN, SCHOOL, CLOISTER, AND CITY PROPER	63
Summary	63
Practical conclusion	64
M—THE HISTORIC CITY-COMPLEX	65
N—THE EVILS OF THE CITY	66
O—A CIVIC SYMBOL AND ITS MEANING	68
P—FORECAST OF CITY DEVELOPMENT. SPECIAL AND GENERAL	71
R—A PRACTICAL PROPOSAL—A CIVIC EXHIBITION	77
DISCUSSION	78
DR. J.L. TAYLER,	80
PROFESSOR GEDDES’ reply	83

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