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This led to the conceptualization of the individual as an interdependent part of larger social systems.
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Though walking around in separate shells, we remain an interdependent part of an overall super intelligence.
The other one looks upon a village as an interdependent component, that recognizes that migration would take place.
He and other social theorists of the 19th and early 20th centuries conceived of society as an organism comprising interdependent parts that form a structure similar to the anatomy of a living body.
Two pertinent sociological theories, functionalism and general systems, view institutions as composed of interdependent parts that must adapt to survive in a changing world.
The vast scope of his themes spread out across his texts, which often function as interdependent parts of one organic unity.
System dynamics (SD) envisions a system as a set of interacting or interdependent parts forming an integrated whole.
It requires agencies to work as an interdependent team that puts the child at the centre.
The world can be understood as an interdependent whole, where groups constantly compete for dominant (or less-subordinate) positions.
In his anti-Amazon tirades last year, Daunt portrayed booksellers, publishers and agents as an interdependent triumvirate under existential threat from the internet behemoth.
The authors define masculine identity as an independent sense of self and feminine identity as an interdependent sense of self.
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