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... social animals , ( 2 ) the human culture carried by society , and ( 3 ) a particular society formed by its pattern of culture and institutions , and to which its members are socialized . In ordinary , static circumstances , and ...
... social animals , ( 2 ) the human culture carried by society , and ( 3 ) a particular society formed by its pattern of culture and institutions , and to which its members are socialized . In ordinary , static circumstances , and ...
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... social - scientists are not interested in fundamental social change . To them , we have apparently reached the summit of institutional progress , and it only remains for the sociologists and applied - anthropologists to mop up the ...
... social - scientists are not interested in fundamental social change . To them , we have apparently reached the summit of institutional progress , and it only remains for the sociologists and applied - anthropologists to mop up the ...
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SOCIAL MOBILITY IN INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY , by Seymour Lipset and Reinhard Bendix . University of California Press . 1959 . 309 PP . Editors : U - 2 Repercussions try as an unskilled. it may prove a rather heady draught . But so long as one ...
SOCIAL MOBILITY IN INDUSTRIAL SOCIETY , by Seymour Lipset and Reinhard Bendix . University of California Press . 1959 . 309 PP . Editors : U - 2 Repercussions try as an unskilled. it may prove a rather heady draught . But so long as one ...
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