Theories of Society: Historical and analytical foundations. The interpretation of action in the history of social thought ; The elements of social interaction: roles and collectivities ; The modes of the institutionalization of actionFree Press of Glencoe, 1961 |
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Part Five SOCIAL CHANGE | 3 |
Rational Mastery of the Environment BY BRONISLAW MALINOWSKI 1056 | 4 |
A The Definition of the Situation and the Internalization | 18 |
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