HUMAN BEINGS AND SOCIAL STRUCTURE: The Fundamental Mechanisms of Individual Embeddedness, Value Creation, and Social Functioning
Human Beings and Social Structure explores the fundamental mechanisms connecting individuals with the societies they inhabit. Focusing on individual embeddedness, value creation, and social functioning, William Lucas presents a broad examination of how human beings relate to social structure and participate in the processes that sustain collective life.
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Human Beings and Social Structure examines the relationship between individuals and the social structures in which they are embedded.
The book focuses on fundamental mechanisms of individual embeddedness, offering a framework for considering how people function within society.
It also addresses value creation and the ways human activity relates to broader social functioning.
Designed for readers interested in the foundations of social life, the work connects individual experience with the structures that organize collective existence.
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