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75. Ibid.
76. Ibid., pp. 446-447.
77. J. REMY, op. cit., p. 11.
78. Ibid., p. 12.
79. A. M. ROSE, ‘Sociological Studies on Mental Health and Mental Disorder’,
International Social Science Journal 20 (z), 1968, pp. 273-281.
80. A. H. STANTON AND M. S. SCHWARTZ, The Mental Hospital: A Study of Instifutional
Participation in Psychiatric IlIness and Treatment, New York, 1954.
81. R. HILL, ‘Research on Human Fertility’, International Social Science Journal 20
(2), 1968, pp. 227-230.
82. Quoted by R. HILL, op. cit., p. 229.
83. N. LOWT, ‘Tableau des recherches sociologiques effectudes en France sur l’activit6
professionnelle et le rale des femmes’, Social Science Information 7 (4,
1968, p. 190.
84. Ibid., pp. 197-198.
85. Ibid., pp. 198-199.
86. Cf. L. ROSENMAYR, ‘Towards an Overview of Youth Sociology’, International Social
Science Journal 20 (z), 1968, pp. 319 ff.
87. M. W. BROWN, ‘Organizational Programs to Strengthen the Family’, in: H. T.
CHRISTENSEN (ed.), op. cit., pp. 832-880.
88. R. KERCKHOFF, ‘Family Life Education in America’, in: H. T. CHRISTENSEN (ed.),
op. cit., p. 884.
89. G. R. LESLIE, ‘The Field of Marriage Counseling’, in: H. T. CHRISTENSEN (ed.),
op. cit., pp. 912-943.
90. P. PAILLAT, op. cit., p. 266.
91. But the contrast between consciousness of how indispensable research is in rural
development and the very scanty staff and facilities there are in this field of
research shows clearly that this factor alone is not enough. Cf. H. KOTTER, op.
cit., pp. 254-257 and 259-262.
92. Cf. E. A. SUCHMAN, Evaluative Research, New York, 1966.
93. Cf. N. LOWT, op. cit., pp. 185-190; M. B. Sussman, op. cit.,pp. 37,41,43 and@;
H. KOTTER, op. cit., pp. 254 and 260-262.
94. P. PAILLAT, op. cit., p. 267.
95. Cf. J. PIAGET, supra, Introduction: ‘The Place of the Sciences of Man in the System
of Sciences,” pp. 54-56.
96. M. A. STRAUSS, ‘Measuring Families’, in: H. T. CHRISTENSEN (ed.), op. cit., p. 389.
97. Ibid.
98. J. C. NUNALLY, Popular Conceptions of Mental Illness: Their DeveIopment and
Change, New York, 1961.
99. Cf. the international symposium ‘La r6flexion et la recherche interdisciplinaire
comme modalit6 du dialogue Eglise-Monde’, LOWAIN, FERES, November 1967.
In Roman Catholic circles, this idea, launched by Fr. Lebret, was developed in
1957 at the first world congress of the lay apostolate, and has since been discussed
at several international conferences. The Pontifical Commission on Birth Control
brought together around theologians scientific personalities from several disciplines.
100. P. G. HERBST, ‘Developmental Trends and the Structure of Science’, in: Informasjon,
2, 1966, PP. 48, 53, 54.
101. We have borrowed this observation from Henri Janne, who suggests such collaboration,
in the study of specific subjects, between specialists and ‘generalists’,
the function of synthesis being either individual or collegiate.