The Sociology of Omaha (1884 No. 03 / 1881-1882 (pages 205-370)) is a research work by James Owen Dorsey devoted to the study of the social structures and culture of the Omaha tribes. In this book, the author examines the peculiarities of the social system, religious beliefs, traditions and customs of this tribe. Dorsey conducts an analysis of Omaha life in the early 1880s, examining their customs, religious observances, system of government, and relationships among community members. The author examines in detail the role and significance of various aspects of the socio-cultural life of Omaha, their ideas about the world and nature. This book is an important source for the study of Aboriginal culture and social practices of the Omaha people, expanding our understanding of their way of life and traditions. Thanks to James Owen Dorsey's careful analysis, readers will be able to better understand the unique sociology of this tribe and immerse themselves more deeply in the spiritual world of the Omaha."