Explanation:

- Option 1: Radcliffe-Brown - Known for his development of structural-functionalism. His work focused on understanding the social structures and relationships in societies but not specifically social and organic growth analogy.

- Option 2: Weber - Max Weber is famous for his work on bureaucracy and theories of social action, not for analogies between society and organisms.

- Option 3: Durkheim - Emile Durkheim studied social facts and collective consciousness but did not primarily focus on the society-organism analogy.

- Option 4: Spencer - Herbert Spencer is known for his analogy between society and an organism. He compared social growth and structure to biological systems, coining the term "social organism."