Sociology: Rules, Roles, and RelationshipsDorsey Press, 1971 - 687 páginas |
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... objects : of physical objects — cabbages and cornflakes , cruci- fixes and Cadillacs , TV and vitamins , pens and planes and pencils ; of social objects - mother and father , playmate and preacher , teacher and employer , insider and ...
... objects : of physical objects — cabbages and cornflakes , cruci- fixes and Cadillacs , TV and vitamins , pens and planes and pencils ; of social objects - mother and father , playmate and preacher , teacher and employer , insider and ...
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... object gains meaning as we experience it within a cultural frame under the tutelage of significant others . Even though physical objects might be thought to be essentially alike for all persons , this is so if it is so - only within the ...
... object gains meaning as we experience it within a cultural frame under the tutelage of significant others . Even though physical objects might be thought to be essentially alike for all persons , this is so if it is so - only within the ...
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... objects , into physical objects and treat them as such . In an army , in all large organizations where things are done " by the numbers , " there is a tendency to treat people as things . And this may be appropriate , depending upon the ...
... objects , into physical objects and treat them as such . In an army , in all large organizations where things are done " by the numbers , " there is a tendency to treat people as things . And this may be appropriate , depending upon the ...
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