Ma`rifat Farhangi Ejtemaei

The social sciences are organized on the basis of some epistemological foundations in which anthropology plays a central role. Hence, as the central implication of anthropology, innate nature assumes more importance in this knowledge. Understanding nature and its reflections in various fields of social science can help us in acquiring social knowledge. This paper reviews the reflection of innate nature in the area of social lawfulness and its requirements as one of the major subjects in social sciences, and answers this question: how can social lawfulness and its requirements be analyzed in social sciences on the basis of nature? This question has been studied using the rational -analytical method, and the relation between the theory of innate nature and its theoretical implications in social sciences is explained based on the fundamental methodology. The results show that on the basis of innate nature, it is possible to demonstrate the contribution of different societies and cultures in social lawfulness. Moreover, the possibility of presenting a unified theoretical model in explaining social phenomena, providing a universal value system and the possibility of value judgments between different cultures can be explained.