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i need an answer about "transition of social philosophy to sociology"

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THE transition from philosophy to the domain of state and society had been an intrinsic part of Hegel’s system. His basic philosophic ideas had fulfilled themselves in the specific historical form that state and society had assumed, and the latter became central to a new theoretical interest. Philosophy had in this way devolved upon social theory. To understand the impact of Hegel’s philosophy on subsequent social theory, we must deviate from the usual explanation.