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Chap.1-2-2
"What have the social sciences done regarding these issues? What has sociology (my own field of expertise) done? There has been, of course, the recording and description of reality. Relationships and changes in relationships, consciousness and changes in consciousness have all been recorded and reported on. The analysis of underlying factors, too, has not been ignored. There has not, however, been enough thought about the composition of the most fundamental elements of society and the assignation of value. Some may say that surely this is not the case. But it is. There have been formulations of the question of why human society is possible, and consideration of the conditions required for the formation of social structures, sometimes referred to as "the problem of (social) order"◆8. But once we enter slightly more concrete territory the discourse becomes full of immediately verifiable descriptions of phenomena, and there have not been many studies that touch on the composition of the various components (large, fundamental components) of society and the relationships and lines of demarcation between them. There has not been enough examination of the questions I raised in Section 1 of this chapter. I want to investigate what kinds of rights and duties are assigned (and to whom) in various areas by our modern society, composed as it is by the numerous relationships that arise spontaneously between the market, politics, the family, and other social elements, and then consider how these rights and duties might be evaluated. This book is both a part of this endeavor and one of its premises."