The Social Structure of Right and Wrong
by Donald Black
The Social Structure of Right and Wrong examines morality as a social phenomenon. Donald Black considers how social structure influences ideas of right and wrong, making this a focused work for readers interested in sociology, social theory, and the relationship between society and moral judgment.
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The Social Structure of Right and Wrong explores the relationship between morality and society.
Donald Black focuses on how social structure can shape understandings of what is considered right or wrong.
This work presents a focused examination of moral judgment and its connection to social life.
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