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In seeking to develop a response to the ' ecological challenge ' it is necessary to ,
firstly , address sociology's previous reluctance to move away from the social . It
is usually assumed that this reluctance has two main causes . On the one hand ...
In seeking to develop a response to the ' ecological challenge ' it is necessary to ,
firstly , address sociology's previous reluctance to move away from the social . It
is usually assumed that this reluctance has two main causes . On the one hand ...
Page 183
A new world - view may or may not develop in response to system problems , but
worldviews do have a logic of their own that exhibits progressive tendencies ,
and these can be reconstructed . It was the publication of essays in the mid -
1970s ...
A new world - view may or may not develop in response to system problems , but
worldviews do have a logic of their own that exhibits progressive tendencies ,
and these can be reconstructed . It was the publication of essays in the mid -
1970s ...
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On the basis of this growing interest in emotions one would quite naturally expect
a range of sociological responses to the ... if not a sociological response in the
narrowly conceived sense of the word , then an academic ( as opposed to merely
...
On the basis of this growing interest in emotions one would quite naturally expect
a range of sociological responses to the ... if not a sociological response in the
narrowly conceived sense of the word , then an academic ( as opposed to merely
...
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