Rules And Meanings by Mary Douglas
The Anthropology of Everyday Knowledge
This insightful work delves into the intricate relationship between social norms and the construction of meaning within societies. It explores how rules, both explicit and implicit, shape our understanding of the world and influence human behavior. By examining cultural symbols and rituals, the book highlights the ways in which societies create and maintain order, offering a profound analysis of the underlying structures that govern human interaction and perception. Through a series of essays, it provides a compelling examination of the dynamic interplay between culture, meaning, and social order.
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- 1973
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- British
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- 300-350
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