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13 August 1863–5 December 1947
Also known as William I. Thomas, 威廉·艾萨克·托马斯, W·I·托马斯, 威廉·艾薩克·托馬斯, 威廉·I·托马斯, دبليو. آي. توماس, 윌리엄 아이작 토머스, W. I. 토머스, 윌리엄 I. 토머스, Томас Уильям Айзек, Уильям Айзек Томас, Томас, Уильям Айзек, Вилијам Исак Томас, William Thomas, Вільям Айзек Томас, ויליאם תומאס, W. I. Thomas
William Isaac Thomas was an American sociologist. Working with Polish sociologist Florian Znaniecki, W.I. Thomas developed innovative work on the sociology of migration. Thomas then went on to formulate a fundamental principle of sociology, known as the Thomas theorem. Through his theorem, Thomas contended that, "If men define situations as real, they are real in their consequences" - Wikipedia
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