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690729s1969 ilu b 00110 eng |
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$a 68008155 |
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$a47323$cTLC |
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$aHT65$b.M5 1969 |
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$a301.3/4/08 |
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$aThe concept of community ;$breadings with interpretations$c[compiled by] David W. Minar [and] Scott Greer. |
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$aChicago :$bAldine Pub. Co.,$c[1969] |
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$axii, 370 p. ;$c25 cm. |
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$aBibliographical footnotes. |
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$gPart I. ROOTS OF COMMUNITY IN SOCIAL LIFE: SCENES AND KINDS OF SOCIAL INTERACTION: 1. Human life and social interaction: $tElements of behavior /$rGeorge Homans -- $gThe $tsound of the shell /$rWilliam Golding -- $g2. Culture: Shared perspectives: The $tdiversity of cultures /$rRuth Benedict -- $gThe $told goray and the new /$rIsaac B. Singer -- 3. $tCommunity as place: The $tvillager's view of life /$rRobert Redfield -- $tLook homeward, angel $g[selection] /$rThomas Wolfe -- $g4. The bonds of community: commitment and loyalty: $tMajor types of human groups /$rScott Greer -- $gThe $tpolis /$rH. D. F. Kitto -- $tPericles' funeral oration /$rThucydides --$gPart II. KINDS OF COMMUNITIES: 5. Town and village: The $tcoast and the hinterland /$rVan Wyck Brooks -- $gThe $tcase of America: the country town /$rThorstein Veblen -- $g6. The city as community: $tCities and European civilization /$rHenri Pirenne -- $gThe $tKeynote /$rCharles Dickens -- $tBabbitt $g[selection]/ $rSinclair Lewis -- $g7. National community: $tPolitical change /$rDavid W. Minar -- $tOf the present ability of America /$rThomas Paine -- $gThe Democratic Revolution in the West Indies [selection] /$rVernon L. Arnett -- $g8. The community of function: $tOf Time and the Railroader /$rW. F. Cottrell -- $tCommunity within a community: the professions /$rWilliam J. Goode -- $gThe $tcorporation, its satellites, and the local community /$rNorton E. Long -- $tReflections on the college past /$rC. P. Snow -- $gPart III. POLITICS AND COMMUNITY: 9. The nature of political culture: $tPolitics, Book I $g[selection] / $rAristotle -- $tRetrospect on yesterday's future /$rT. H. White -- $gThe $tFlea Circus $g[selection] /$rWilliam Brammer -- $tTo hold your district... /$rWilliam L. Riordon -- $g10. The integrative and disruptive effects of politics: The $tmeaning of the coronation /$rEdward Shils, $rMichael Young -- $gThe $tcoercion of community /$rLeo van Hoey -- $gThe $tfeast of unreason /$rLawrence Durrell -- $gPart IV. COMMUNITY AND SOCIAL CHANGE IN TODAY'S WORLD: The $tconstrictive world of the beduin /$rDaniel Lerner -- $tDeath by dieselization: a case study in the reaction to technological change /$rW. F. Cottrell -- $g12. Social and personal consequences of change: $tMaster trends /$rHans Gerth, $rC. Wright Mills -- $tTheory of mass society /$rEdward Shils -- $tBeds in the east /$rAnthony Burgess -- $g13. New hopes for an old concept: $tSearch for the great community /$rJohn Dewey -- $tLeadership from the periphery /$rRobert Penn Warren -- $gThe $tmissing community /$rPaul Goodman. |
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$aCommunities. |
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$aMinar, David W. |
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$aGreer, Scott$q(Scott A.),$d1922-1996. |
