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... URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY Community studies are necessary if varia- tions in small - town and rural life are to be understood . However ... URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY 55 Urban Anthropology Network Analysis Urban Anthropology Network Analysis.
... URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY Community studies are necessary if varia- tions in small - town and rural life are to be understood . However ... URBAN ANTHROPOLOGY 55 Urban Anthropology Network Analysis Urban Anthropology Network Analysis.
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... Urban and rural are different social sys- tems , but cultural diffusion occurs as people , products , and messages move back and forth from one to the other . Migrants bring rural practices and beliefs to town and take urban patterns ...
... Urban and rural are different social sys- tems , but cultural diffusion occurs as people , products , and messages move back and forth from one to the other . Migrants bring rural practices and beliefs to town and take urban patterns ...
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... urban anthropology ? 5. What is the culture of poverty ? What is its practical social , economic , and political signif- icance ? 6. In what way is the culture of poverty similar to the image of limited good and the Protes- tant ethic ...
... urban anthropology ? 5. What is the culture of poverty ? What is its practical social , economic , and political signif- icance ? 6. In what way is the culture of poverty similar to the image of limited good and the Protes- tant ethic ...
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