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... social life . Nor does he address himself to any distinct social group , as does the reformer ; except for the small minority he brands as enemies , every American is his potential follower . Yet he does not fit into the revolutionary ...
... social life . Nor does he address himself to any distinct social group , as does the reformer ; except for the small minority he brands as enemies , every American is his potential follower . Yet he does not fit into the revolutionary ...
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... social change " -a con- cept that will serve us as a convenient frame of reference . An " advocate of social change " may be defined as follows : The immediate cause of his activity is a social condition that a section of the population ...
... social change " -a con- cept that will serve us as a convenient frame of reference . An " advocate of social change " may be defined as follows : The immediate cause of his activity is a social condition that a section of the population ...
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... social reality . The element of alienation can be found in at least the follow- ing factors : For those afflicted by the malaise , social reality is reflected in cate- gories of individual experience ; it ascribes social evil , not to ...
... social reality . The element of alienation can be found in at least the follow- ing factors : For those afflicted by the malaise , social reality is reflected in cate- gories of individual experience ; it ascribes social evil , not to ...
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