The Positive Background of Hindu Sociology c3.164

c3.164

Prof. Joseph Bérard in the course of a long article in the *Revue Internationale de Sociologie* (Paris) about the author’s Italian work, *I Quozienti di Natalità, di Mortalità* etc. (Rome 1931), says in part as follows: “In 1921 Prof. Sarkar left an enduring impression in France by delivering a course of six lectures at the University of Paris in which he discussed his theme in a masterly manner. \* \* \* In the study presented at Rome the Professor has exhibited the same qualities of perspicuity and precision which attracted his audience at Paris. \* \* \* It is in fact a very precious document for studies in contemporary statistics and sociology.”