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In scientific experimentation we control everything that happens. We determine when it shall occur and where. We arrange circumstances and surroundings, atmosphere and temperatures; possible ways of getting in and possible ways of getting out. We take something that has been in, or put in something that has been out, and see what happens.

Franklin Henry Giddings

Franklin Henry Giddings

Franklin Henry Giddings

Born: March 23, 1855

Died: June 11, 1931 (aged 76)

Bio: Franklin Henry Giddings, was an American sociologist and economist.

Known for:

The elements of sociology (1898)
Studies in the theory of human society (1922)
The Theory of Sociology (1894)

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