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Initiation Society, Learned Society and Knowledge Society

Diogenes, 2003
Abstract Knowledge is a social institution, a social activity, as well as the product of that social activity. All known societies incorporate several modes of hierarchical knowledge. Three styles of knowledge co-exist in the transitional societies of the third world in general and of contemporary Africa in particular (even though in ...
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People in society

1985
The aim of this book is to increase understanding of people, the kind of problems they encounter, the situations in which they live and the welfare provision which exists to help. People whose work involves caring for others have to be able to demonstrate an almost instant understanding of a variety of human predicaments and problems.
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The Brontë Society

Brontë Society Transactions, 1931
AbstractI have the honour to present my report for the year ended 31st December, 1937. There are about 400 members of the Society May I say how much less trouble would be caused if members would pay their subscriptions as early as possible in the year. I regret to state that the admissions to the Museum show a decrease of 1,000 on the figures for 1936.
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The Disabled Society?

American Journal of Psychotherapy, 1981
Benefit payments and numbers of clients on the disability payrolls have substantially increased, while the numbers and proportions of those terminating because of recovery or rehabilitation have steadily decreased. The powerful effects of compensation on the disability process, psychological factors, bureaucratic interests, the weakening work ethic ...
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Society

International Journal of Gynecological Pathology, 2021
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With the society

Fire Technology, 1965
Joseph E. Johnson   +3 more
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Unequal Societies. [PDF]

open access: possible, 1996
This paper aims to explain the significant variations in the social contracts which can be observed across nations. It shows in particular how countries with similar technologies and preferences, as well as equally democratic political systems, can sustain very different avrage and marginal tax rates.
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PROCEEDINGS OF SOCIETIES

The Monthly Microscopical Journal, 1871
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The State of the Society

Journal of Wound, Ostomy and Continence Nursing, 2002
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