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Page 562
... movement possesses norms . These norms prescribe behaviour that will symbolize the member's loyalty to the social movement , strengthen his commitment to it , and set him apart from nonmembers . The norms prohibit be- haviour that may ...
... movement possesses norms . These norms prescribe behaviour that will symbolize the member's loyalty to the social movement , strengthen his commitment to it , and set him apart from nonmembers . The norms prohibit be- haviour that may ...
Page 564
... movement just as things seem to be getting better . The success of other people similarly situated , such as victorious revolutionaries in a neighbouring nation , may be another source of hope . More general theories of the origin of ...
... movement just as things seem to be getting better . The success of other people similarly situated , such as victorious revolutionaries in a neighbouring nation , may be another source of hope . More general theories of the origin of ...
Page 952
... movements of the back and the clear lines of tension running through the movement , Graham's choreography expressed not only the struggle of the dancer against phys- ical limitations but also the power of passion and frustra- tion .
... movements of the back and the clear lines of tension running through the movement , Graham's choreography expressed not only the struggle of the dancer against phys- ical limitations but also the power of passion and frustra- tion .
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