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... society , the latter with processes of evolutionary change in society . Both men also saw all existing societies in the world as reflective of the successive stages through which Western society had ad- vanced in time over a period of ...
... society , the latter with processes of evolutionary change in society . Both men also saw all existing societies in the world as reflective of the successive stages through which Western society had ad- vanced in time over a period of ...
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... society , or any other social group , that are regarded as parts of its structure are always generated by dynamic processes . For example , the kinship structure of a given society ( the typical composition of household units and the ...
... society , or any other social group , that are regarded as parts of its structure are always generated by dynamic processes . For example , the kinship structure of a given society ( the typical composition of household units and the ...
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... society itself . The laws of survival once severely limited the means by which these concerns could be addressed ; to share another's burden meant to weaken one's own standing in the fierce struggle of daily existence . As societies ...
... society itself . The laws of survival once severely limited the means by which these concerns could be addressed ; to share another's burden meant to weaken one's own standing in the fierce struggle of daily existence . As societies ...
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SÃO PAULO | 3 |
SCANDINAVIAN LITERATURE | 10 |
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