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Is Mirko M. Kosić predicted the Great War in 1914?

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This paper answers the question which was raised in one of the posts of Jovica Trkulja, actually in one of his statements according to which Mirko Kosic predicted the war in 1914. The mentioned question had in the first place opened several more questions. Is it actually possible to predict anything in the science especially in social science? If it is possible what dose it imply? Eventually, keeping all that in mind did Mirko Kosic really predict the war in his papers 'Panermenism' and 'Modern Germany' according to Trkulja? Taking into consideration the thesis about structural symmetry of explanation and prediction as well as the characteristic order of social reality, then the answer is affirmative. Therefore, it can be said that the whole century after the Great War the legacy of domestic sociology but the pride of the science in general as well. Above all, with this paper Mirko M. Kosic is established as a paradigm of thinking and readiness for a sociologist to abandon the research conformism.
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Title: Is Mirko M. Kosić predicted the Great War in 1914?
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This paper answers the question which was raised in one of the posts of Jovica Trkulja, actually in one of his statements according to which Mirko Kosic predicted the war in 1914.
The mentioned question had in the first place opened several more questions.
Is it actually possible to predict anything in the science especially in social science? If it is possible what dose it imply? Eventually, keeping all that in mind did Mirko Kosic really predict the war in his papers 'Panermenism' and 'Modern Germany' according to Trkulja? Taking into consideration the thesis about structural symmetry of explanation and prediction as well as the characteristic order of social reality, then the answer is affirmative.
Therefore, it can be said that the whole century after the Great War the legacy of domestic sociology but the pride of the science in general as well.
Above all, with this paper Mirko M.
Kosic is established as a paradigm of thinking and readiness for a sociologist to abandon the research conformism.

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