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These . . . may be agents under the appropriate conditions' (l989:l88). Such
phenomena are better thought of as part of the conditionsof-action, that is, as
elements of 'structure' (see below) rather than as instances of the operation of
agency.
These . . . may be agents under the appropriate conditions' (l989:l88). Such
phenomena are better thought of as part of the conditionsof-action, that is, as
elements of 'structure' (see below) rather than as instances of the operation of
agency.
Page 324
Should any particular set of social conditions persist across large stretches of
time-space, this is a contingent outcome of diachronic and synchronic
interconnections between agency, structure/social conditions and social chance (
see later).
Should any particular set of social conditions persist across large stretches of
time-space, this is a contingent outcome of diachronic and synchronic
interconnections between agency, structure/social conditions and social chance (
see later).
Page 327
also become temporally extensive they cease to be instances of macro—chance
and become a part of macro-structure. Put another way, social chance in the
terms set out here refers to unforeseen outcomes where such outcomes are not ...
also become temporally extensive they cease to be instances of macro—chance
and become a part of macro-structure. Put another way, social chance in the
terms set out here refers to unforeseen outcomes where such outcomes are not ...
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NUMBER 1 FEBRUARY | 1 |
GEOFFREY EVANS AND COLIN MILLS Are There Classes | 23 |
TIM STRANGUZMAN AND IAN ROBERTS Looking Through the Window | 47 |
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