Social TheoryPrentice-Hall, 1983 - 243 pages |
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... cultural system ” refers to complexes of meaning expressed in beliefs and values . Each system performs a distinct function : cultural systems maintain patterns , social systems integrate , personality systems shape goals , and ...
... cultural system ” refers to complexes of meaning expressed in beliefs and values . Each system performs a distinct function : cultural systems maintain patterns , social systems integrate , personality systems shape goals , and ...
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... cultural condition insofar as modern medical practice is organized around the application of scientific knowledge , which teaches that sickness is a natural rather than a supernatural phenomenon . The four action subsystems are ...
... cultural condition insofar as modern medical practice is organized around the application of scientific knowledge , which teaches that sickness is a natural rather than a supernatural phenomenon . The four action subsystems are ...
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... cultural factors in the evolution- ary scheme . The classification itself is cultural : societies are fitted into scheme according to cultural characteristics associated with them ( e.g. written language ) . More important , the ...
... cultural factors in the evolution- ary scheme . The classification itself is cultural : societies are fitted into scheme according to cultural characteristics associated with them ( e.g. written language ) . More important , the ...
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PART | 11 |
Complex social exchange | 26 |
Conclusion | 39 |
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