Where and how do you distinguish that society from other societies?
Preliminary forms of centralized rule also distinguished these societies from the relatively egalitarian communities of the forests.
The American anthropologist Robert Redfield distinguished between folk society and urban society.
Cohen and Arato argue for "a reconstruction [of the concept] involving a three-part model distinguishing civil society from both state and economy".
Greek political history is like a handbook of how to organize a democratic and civilized society distinguished by lasting achievements and a healthy middle class.
The gentry distinguished themselves in society through their intellectual and antiquarian pursuits, while the homes of prominent landholders attracted a variety of courtiers, including artisans, artists, educational tutors, and entertainers.
According to one of the pillars of this Vision (A Prosperous, Productive and Innovative Nation), Botswana will be a society distinguished by pursuit of excellence through a new culture of hard work and discipline.
And we will beat it without abandoning the standards of justice that distinguish decent societies from totalitarian regimes.
A diaspora is thirdly distinguished by host societies erecting structural, long-term barriers to the group and its descendants' social integration and upward mobility.
The walls of the society are distinguished principally by the names of the famous men on the friezes, like the explorers Cortés and Pizarro.
Anthropology emerged as a branch of the social sciences that studied the biological and evolutionary history of human beings (physical anthropology), as well as the culture and society that distinguished Homo sapiens from other animal species (cultural anthropology).
