...community. By Dwight Sanderson. Cornell Reading Course for the Farm, Lewn 158. page 417. 1020. described: "A rural community consists of the people in a local...organized association of the chief human activities." The question at once arises as to what distinguishes a community from a neighborhood, for some of the...

...community, we derive the finition: A rural community consists of the people in a local area tribury to the center of their common interests. The community is the smallest ographical unit of organized association of the chief human activities. i THE COMMUNITY AREA i We are...

...being identical. Prof. Dwigbt Sanderson, of Cornell University, defined a rural community as consisting of the people In a local area tributary to the center of their common interests, and as Involving a corporate state of mind. Dr. W. IT. Wilson expressed his conviction that the country...

...real social unit. It is a sort of family of families." "A rural community," says Dwight Sanderson, "consists of the people in a local area tributary...organized association of the chief human activities. The community, however, is not an area, nor an aggregation or association, but rather a corporate state...

...departure the definition proposed by Professor Dwight Sanderson in his The Farmer and His Community that "a rural community consists of the people in a local...tributary to the center of their common interests." Under this definition, the interdependencies of town and country are recognized, and the town or village,...

...have some common understanding of its meaning. To this end I would advance the following definition. A rural community consists of the people in a local area tributary to the center of their common interests.3 The community is the smallest geographical unit of organized association of the chief human...

...neighborhood, but here again we have a word that may be expanded or restricted at will." — EL Morgan. "A (rural) community consists of the people in a local area tributary to the center or their common interests. The community is the smallest geographical unit of organized association...

...(Cornell Reading Course for the Farm, No. 158 (1920), pp. 415-436, figs. 8).— As this author defines it, a rural community consists of the people in a local...tributary to the center of their common interests. Directions are given for mapping a community and determining the boundaries of the trade areas, church...

...Sociological Society, XIV, 86-87), distinguishes between the community and the neighborhood as follows: "the community is the smallest geographical unit of...organized association of the chief human activities; .... the neighborhood is the smallest association group of families, with regard to place; it has no...

...and to possess such other institutions as the people of the community need."1 RA Hieronymus says: " Community consists of a group or company of people...chief human activities" is the definition proposed by Dwight Sanderson. The application of the community idea for the purpose of school organization and...