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... social roles . A shaman , orator , lineage leader , or navigator may have knowledge and skills as important as wealth , resources , and power in giving him specific roles in the division of labour . Both social structure and individual ...
... social roles . A shaman , orator , lineage leader , or navigator may have knowledge and skills as important as wealth , resources , and power in giving him specific roles in the division of labour . Both social structure and individual ...
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... Social Aspects of Education is a form of human interaction . It is a social act that is made possible through a network of human relationships . It is this network , and the individual rela- tions and roles of people within it , that ...
... Social Aspects of Education is a form of human interaction . It is a social act that is made possible through a network of human relationships . It is this network , and the individual rela- tions and roles of people within it , that ...
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... social stratification in middle class neighbourhoods , the social composition of student bodies in the schools tends also to be stratified along social class lines . Mobility is an important feature of upper middle class suburban ...
... social stratification in middle class neighbourhoods , the social composition of student bodies in the schools tends also to be stratified along social class lines . Mobility is an important feature of upper middle class suburban ...
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