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الصفحة 422
Such is the contention of certain ' purist ' schools of sociology which , though starting from very different premisses , arrive at the same condemnation of the psychological perspective in the science of culture ( Durkheim , Simmel ...
Such is the contention of certain ' purist ' schools of sociology which , though starting from very different premisses , arrive at the same condemnation of the psychological perspective in the science of culture ( Durkheim , Simmel ...
الصفحة 432
typical of the two groups , and the general character of their culture , do not represent separate , unrelated phenomena ; rather , they appear as two systems of phenomena which are linked by close correspondence and even , in certain ...
typical of the two groups , and the general character of their culture , do not represent separate , unrelated phenomena ; rather , they appear as two systems of phenomena which are linked by close correspondence and even , in certain ...
الصفحة 434
I ( 2 ) No cultural group is defined exclusively by one psychological type . Our own example demonstrated the ... ( 3 ) We may assume that the content of a culture changes more rapidly than the psychological organization of the group .
I ( 2 ) No cultural group is defined exclusively by one psychological type . Our own example demonstrated the ... ( 3 ) We may assume that the content of a culture changes more rapidly than the psychological organization of the group .
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Introduction to Nyakyusa Law Godfrey Wilson | 16 |
The Distribution of Native Population over East Africa | 37 |
The Development of the Military Organization in Swaziland | 55 |
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