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Best 1 Ibn Khaldun

Ibn Khaldun was a 14th-century North African scholar and one of history’s earliest social scientists. His *Muqaddimah* offered a groundbreaking analysis of societal development, examining the rise and fall of civilizations through concepts like asabiyyah (social cohesion) and cyclical historical pat...

9.20 Excellent
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Landmark theorist of society and history, acclaimed for Muqaddimah; enduring influence across sociology, economics and historiography.

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2 Stanton Peele

Stanton Peele is an American psychologist, author, and critic of conventional addiction theory. In Love and Addiction, published in 1975 with Archie Brodsky, he argued that compulsive involvement can arise from relationships between people, behavior, and social environment rather than from a fixed d...

6.55 Fair
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Addiction critique is culturally visible, but scientific consensus is mixed and often skeptical.

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