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    Sociology emerged as a separate discipline due to three key causes: 1) the Industrial Revolution and industrialization created radically changing social conditions, 2) it was inspired by the growth of natural sciences to study society scientifically, and 3) it was inspired by encounters with diverse societies and cultures in colonial empires.

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    Sociology emerged as a separate discipline due to three key causes: 1) the Industrial Revolution and industrialization created radically changing social conditions, 2) it was inspired by the growth of natural sciences to study society scientifically, and 3) it was inspired by encounters with diverse societies and cultures in colonial empires.

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    Sociology emerged as a separate discipline due to three key causes: 1) the Industrial Revolution and industrialization created radically changing social conditions, 2) it was inspired by the growth of natural sciences to study society scientifically, and 3) it was inspired by encounters with diverse societies and cultures in colonial empires.

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    Jnanam vignanam cha bhaktisahitam

    Emergence of Sociology
    Jnanam vignanam cha bhaktisahitam

    Ian Robertson in his book “ Sociology” has mentioned about the causes for the
    emergence of Sociology as a separate discipline.
    1. Industrial Revolution and industralisation.
    2. Inspiration from the growth of natural sciences.
    3. Inspiration provided by the radically diverse societies and cultures of the
    colonial empires.

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