The social sciences focus on the study of people, as individuals and as members of societies, as well as the systems and environments that they create. Many aspects of the field overlap with the natural sciences and humanities, although the social sciences have developed their own intellectual tradition and methodologies. They have given rise to some of the most important intellectual work of the modern world. This work has deepened our knowledge of humanity and revealed the complexity and richness of the human condition.
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