Structural Idealism: A Theory of Social and Historical Explanation

Wilfrid Laurier Press (2006)
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Annotation A challenge to our perception of how cultures and ideals are formed, this book shows that while structural ideals allow people to co-operate as they work toward goals - their own or those of their community - these images of perfection, so easily accepted as the unalterable structure of our society, can be changed, and are changed by individuals.

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