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The Constitution of Society

Edward Shils

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A discussion of sociological theory includes examinations of the organization of mass society, the influence of the intellectual community on social structures, and the self-image of society

Categories:

Society, Politics & Philosophy - Sociology

Year:

1982

Publisher:

The University of Chicago Press

Language:

english

Pages:

383

ISBN 10:

0226753271

ISBN 13:

9780226753270

Series:

The heritage of sociology

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PDF, 48.87 MB

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