Social Anthropology: The Science of Human Society and CultureMacmillan, 1950 - 604 من الصفحات |
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الصفحة 54
... adjust in other parts of the country because he discovers that " Negroes " will not accept his responses to them . Thus , for a group to be able to behave according to its body of customs , it must have categories which are covered by ...
... adjust in other parts of the country because he discovers that " Negroes " will not accept his responses to them . Thus , for a group to be able to behave according to its body of customs , it must have categories which are covered by ...
الصفحة 85
... adjust in innumerable ways . But most of our adjustments are habitual . This means that we actually adjust by means of a limited number of behavior patterns which constitute our repertory of be- havior ; in other words , we specialize ...
... adjust in innumerable ways . But most of our adjustments are habitual . This means that we actually adjust by means of a limited number of behavior patterns which constitute our repertory of be- havior ; in other words , we specialize ...
الصفحة 87
... adjustment , increases adjustive efficiency , and strengthens solidarity . These three points will be taken up in order . If human beings cannot adjust by themselves , it means that no single individual can perform all the activities ...
... adjustment , increases adjustive efficiency , and strengthens solidarity . These three points will be taken up in order . If human beings cannot adjust by themselves , it means that no single individual can perform all the activities ...
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