Twenty Lectures on Social Sciences.

Summary

The author shares preliminary thoughts on popularizing social science, dividing the content into four main sections: society, family, nation, and ethnicity. Despite lacking expertise, the author emphasizes the growing interest in social science translations, which often confuse average readers due to complex structures and abstract examples. The struggle between elegance and accessibility in writing is highlighted, with a recognition that repetition can aid understanding. The author aims for a conversational tone while addressing misconceptions, aspiring to contribute to the popularization movement. Ultimately, the work seeks to clarify fundamental principles and invites corrections to avoid misleading readers.

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