Long strings do not fall in next line automatically, hence making tree very large.

[vivekmehtaindore]

Example:

• Social Facts
  • [Introduction]
    • Book: “Montesquieu & Rousseau”, 1892.
      • Physical world: facts observed directly
      • Social world: facts observed indirectly
    • [Objective] To make generalized laws using scientific methods.
    • Susan Jones- "What Does Durkheim Mean by 'Thing' ? 1996" - Concept of Social Fact was crucial in delineating Sociology from Psychology.
    • General Types: First Work- "Montesquieu and Rousseau, 1892", he outlined need of studying "General Types" rather than individual types so that Sociology can have an observable field.
  • [Definition]
    • "Those ways of acting, thinking, and feeling capable of searching an external constraint on the individual, which is generally defused throughout a given society and can exist in their own life independent of their individual manifestation."
    • Social facts are the social structures and cultural norms that constrain people in all areas of social life. He said that social facts are external to and coercive of actors and to support this he said that social factors should be treated as things.
    • This means that we must study social facts by acquiring data from outside of our own minds through observation and experimentation.
    • The empirical study of social facts as things sets Durkheimian sociology apart from more philosophical approaches.
    • Social facts are external and coercive whereas psychological facts are clearly internal (inherited).
    • Social facts are external and coercive whereas psychological facts are clearly internal (inherited).
    • [Example] Language, laws, shared beliefs.
  • [Characteristics] of Social Facts- ECGI
    • Exteriority
      • Origins of social facts can't be traced to organismic or psychic aspects of individual consciousness.
      • [Example] English Language: Existed before particular Englishman and will continue to exist after many Englishmen have died.
    • Constraint
      • Society exercises moral pressure on individual member which is in nature of coercion.
      • "True Freedom lies in being properly regulated by social norms."- Durkheim
    • Generality
      • Social facts are diffused throughout society and are not individually owned but shared by collectivity.
      • It represents social patterns of thinking, feeling and acting rather than Individual Idiosyncrasies
      • [Example] Beliefs of Religion
    • Independence
      • Social facts can be explained only by other Social Facts.
  • [Types]
    • Material social facts:
      • These are real, material entities and clearly define the externality of the social facts.
      • Durkheim listed social facts into the below mentioned categories in descending order of generality as follows:
        • 1. Society
        • 2. Structural components of society (for e.g. church and state)
        • 3. Morphological components of society (for e.g. population distribution, channels of communication, and housing arrangements)
      • Architecture and law are two examples of material social facts.
    • Non-material social facts:
      • These are the ones which do not exist as material entities and found only in the mind of actors for e.g. culture, norms etc.
      • These are most important and crucial components of sociology but it is a bit harder for them to qualify the condition of externality
      • However, Durkheim cleared this condition by defining non-material social facts as the ones external to and coercive of another aspect of mental process -psychological facts.
      • [Example]
        • Morality
        • Collective conscience
        • Collective representation
        • Social currents
  • Conscience Collective
    • Set of beliefs and sentiments common to average members of a society, which are both moral and cognitive
    • It is "Psychic type of Society"
    • State derives its authority from conscience collective and becomes its derivative organ and symbol.
    • Later Durkheim abandoned this concept as it fails to discriminate between conative, moral and religious beliefs and is static.
  • Representations Collective
    • Collective representations are states of conscience collective which are different in nature from states of Individual Conscience.
    • Just like individual's consciousness cannot be fully reduced to "substratum" brain cells, similarly, Representations collective result from substratum of individuals but cannot be fully reduced to individuals alone.
  • Rules of Sociological Method, 1895
    • Rules for Observing Social Facts
      • Socials facts should be treated as things since they are
        • entities with definite characteristics
        • entities independent of human volition
        • entities that can be known by external observation
      • Voluntary nature of Social facts should NOT be assumed before hand
      • Preconcpetions arising out of common sense be eradicated
      • Confine to extrenal atributes only which are tested and verified
      • Social facts go beyond individuals and study must focus on Collective Representation level of Social facts.
      • Defined range and area of observation of social fact must be chosen.
    • Rules for Classification
      • Structural Or Morphological Facts
      • Institutional Social Facts like Religion, DoL
      • Non-Institutional Social Facts: Mob-behavior, Socio-Currents
      • On Basis of Solidarity- Mechanical and Organic
    • Rules for distinguishing between Normal and Pathological State
      • Normalcy of Social fact must be seen in light of given phase of development of a social type
      • Pathological social fact shall have harmful consequences for society
    • Rules for Explanation of Social Facts
      • Seek most efficient cause and functions of a Social Fact
      • Cause of a Social Fact lies in other Social Facts and NOT in states of individual consciousness.
      • Origin of Social Processes must be sought in Internal Constitution of Social Group or Collectivity
    • Rules for Testing Sociological Explanation
      • Experimentation.
      • Comparative Method, as experimentation is rarely possible
      • Principle of Concomitant Variations.
  • [Criticisms]
    • Heidleman - Durkheim's emphasis was on general theorizing and didn't have much practical significance.
    • Merton - Middle range theories rather than Universalistic theories had more utility
    • Peter Berger - Durkheim ignored individual human subjectivity, in obsession of objectivity.
    • Durkheim couldn't explain why same social facts affects individuals differently.
    • Max Weber - Social Facts lie inside individual and their influence is result of individual's own interpretation of social facts.

[browneyedsoul]

Give it a try this. apply this css snip on top of your tree

.rn-editor-container [data-rem-container-tags~=tree] .whitespace-pre-wrap,
.rn-editor-container [data-rem-container-tags~=treec] .whitespace-pre-wrap {
  white-space: pre-wrap;
  overflow-wrap: break-word;
}

And to be honest, RemTree is not aiming for long, long texts because of problems including lazy loading, line-break, you said atm. ... So in that case, I would recommend you to use a tree with references which can pop up your content.

Thanks

[vivekmehtaindore]

Apologies I'm not much of a coder, how do I exactly accomplish this? Could this code piece be part of original Plugin itself?

Thanks.

[browneyedsoul]

You can just copy and paste to your blank CSS Codeblock and it will work!