An edition of A comparison of Talcott Parsons' pattern variables with the typologies of Robert Redfield and Howard Becker (1957)

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An edition of A comparison of Talcott Parsons' pattern variables with the typologies of Robert Redfield and Howard Becker (1957)

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Instituttet for Sosiologi, Universitetet i Oslo
Language
English
Pages
16

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Subjects

Sociology

People

Howard Paul Becker (1899-1960), Robert Redfield (1897-1958), Talcott Parsons (1902-)
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A comparison of Talcott Parsons' pattern variables with the typologies of Robert Redfield and Howard Becker.
1957, Instituttet for Sosiologi, Universitetet i Oslo
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Edition Notes

"Notes" (bibliographical): leaf 16.

Published in
Oslo
Series
Stensilserie

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Library of Congress
HM201 M3

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Pagination
16 leaves.
Number of pages
16

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OL14654973M

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