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  1. General Theory.
    1. Elemental Reduction Approach in Sociology
      1. [Abstract]
      2. [Elemental reduction of society]
        1. The elemental reduction approach is - sociology.
        2. Society can be returned to the individual.
        3. Can you say that society cannot give back to the individual?
        4. Differences from the conventional reductionism
        5. The elemental reduction approach and the boxy garden society
      3. [Sociology and the Individual]
        1. Society as an aggregate of individuals
        2. The necessity of dealing with human psychology in sociology
        3. Three layers of sociology, psychology and physiology
        4. Necessity of individual-centered sociology
        5. A comparison between "sociology of the individual" and conventional sociology
        6. Why do we need to place the individual at the center of our understanding of society?
        7. Compatibility with dry and wet behavioral studies
        8. Two Protagonists in Sociology
      4. [social-mindedness issues]
        1. Refutation of the social mind
        2. Is it true that society is an outlier?
        3. Does social consensus go beyond individual psychology?
        4. Relationship with emotional self-management
      5. [Social elements, units]
        1. Society exists only in the nervous system.
        2. The concept of "social elements and units
        3. Relationship with the "Cultural Pool"
        4. Relationship with the "culture virus"
      6. [Conclusion]
        1. Current sociology as a type of religious thought
  2. [Essays]
    1. functionalism
    2. Social Humidity.
    3. Nervous System and Society.
    4. Relationships with the Psychological System
      1. Psychological and social systems
  3. Related information about my books.
    1. All the books I've written. A list of them.
    2. The contents of my books. The process of automated translation of them.

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