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• Guild
  ...ed the guild system for its [[rigid]] gradation of [[social]] rank and the relation of oppressor/oppressed entailed by this [[system]]. From this time comes th
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• Occident
  ...hat constitutes "the West" varies, expanding and contracting over time, in relation to various historical circumstances. [[Ideally]], each nation as it exists
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• Tools
  ...d then our tools shape us." McLuhan was referring to the [[fact]] that our social [[practices]] co-evolve with our use of new tools and the refinements we ma ...Men, Machines and History: The Story of Tools and Machines in Relation to Social Progress], 1948 Cobbett Press.
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• Society
  ...ner." The Latin word was derived from the Greek socus locus, and implied a social contract between members of the community. Implicit in the meaning of socie ...ct|date=February 2007}}to mean a group of people that form a semi-closed [[social system]], in which most interactions are with other individuals belonging t
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• Self Evaluation
  Appraisal of one's [[actions]] or [[attitudes]], esp. in relation to an [[objective]] [[standard]]. Hence self-evaluative, -evaluatory adjs. ...athematical equation that explains why popular people are involved in more social circles than unpopular people. These are not the only two research examples
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• Paradigm
  ...d of ''questions'' that are supposed to be asked and probed for answers in relation to this subject ...lines. Dogan provides many examples of the inexistence of paradigms in the social sciences in his essay, particularly in [[sociology]], [[political science]]
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• 2012-04-22-N. Idaho TeaM
  ...rent t/r, a t/r that does not have a tremendous amount of consciousness of social sustainability or Daniel Raphael's thoughts. So with that clarified, I woul ...with their own personal lives which help them to move forward in a greater social context. It is the classic "Catch 22;" you cannot have one thing without th
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• Siblings
  ...ibling with whom a [[person]] bears no [[biologic]] or equivalent adoptive relation, and is related by the [[marriage]] or relationship of one parent of the pe [[Economic]] [[interdependence]] and social fraternity will ultimately conduce to '''brotherhood'''. Man is naturally a
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• Attitude
  ...vior were mediated by [[intention]], whereas Zajonk proposed that the weak relation between attitude and behavior could be explained because, for some individu ..., locus of control, and the theory of planned behavior. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 32(4), 665–683.
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• Discourse
  There is a social conception of discourse that is often linked with the work of French philos ===The social conception of discourse===
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• 2008-12-21-Energy of Interconnected Movement
  another yet in relation to each other. I wish to further your engagement in this topic When you place flour and water in a bowl you have relation of two distinct things.
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• Trust
  In the [[social sciences]], the subtleties of trust are a subject of ongoing [[research]]. A second perspective in social theory comes from the classic Foundations of Social Theory by James S. Coleman. Coleman offers a four-part definition:
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• Wife
  ..., the interchange of marital partners for [[sexual]] [[purpose]]s within a social [[group]]; hence wife-swap n. (occas. as v. intr.); wife-swapper; wife-wido ...as terms of endearment = little wife; wifeship, the [[status|position]] or relation of a wife; wifeward adv., towards or to one's wife. (All nonce-wds.)
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• Fatherhood
  *1. a. The attribute of [[being]] a father; the [[relation]] of a father to a child; paternity. Also in [[spiritual]] [[sense]]. :b. applied to [[God]] in his relation to [[mankind]].
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• 2020-08-09-Orientation to Universe Culture and Reality
  ...cuits, to adjust more of the way you, as a culture, perceive yourselves in relation to the whole. This world is a part of the greater whole of the Father's cr ...BEAUTY to your brethren. You have suffered as a planetary culture of this social isolation. Let that be at and now, and let you emerge victorious, confiden
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• Experiment
  ...ledge]] about the world and is used in both natural sciences as well as in social sciences. ...t the conditions of an experiment are performed consistently; and in the [[social sciences]], it may even be difficult to determine a method for measuring th
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• 130:7 At Carthage—Discourse on Time and Space
  ...rthage Carthage] [[Jesus]] talked with his fellow travelers about things [[social]], [[political]], and [[commercial]]; hardly a [[word]] was said about [[re ...bode of [[Paradise]]. The [[motion]] of [[time]] is only [[revealed]] in [[relation]] to something which does not move in [[space]] as a [[time]] [[phenomenon]
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• Inflation
  ...ctively with unforeseen contingencies. The uncertainty and weakness of the relation between interest rates and private investment are another source of difficu In the 1960s there was much discussion of a relation named after the British economist A.W. Phillips (though in a rudimentary fo
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• Personality
  Personality cannot very well perform in isolation. Man is innately a social creature; he is dominated by the craving of belongingness. It is literally ...system the individual members are not connected with each other except in relation to the whole and through the individuality of the whole.
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• 111:6 The Human Paradox
  ...not only provides the [[potential]] for [[evil]] but also engenders many [[social]] and [[moral]] situations fraught with much [[uncertainty]] and not a litt
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