Regression 2nd part: Chapter Two
The old judicial system corresponded to the social acceptance that life isn’t intrinsically valuable but its value equals its usefulness to society. Continue Reading
The old judicial system corresponded to the social acceptance that life isn’t intrinsically valuable but its value equals its usefulness to society. Continue Reading →
One of the best earlier answers to this question came from Dell Hymes, who in his introduction to Toward ethnographies of communication said that formalization should be a “preparation of better means to anthro-pological ends” (Hymes 1964:1). This idea was… Continue Reading →