Classical social theory in succession to Marx and Durkheim was persistently concerned with oppositions posited between society and community, between mechanic and organic solidarity, social order and collective identity.
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Intellectuals and the Nation
Collective Identity in a German Axial Age (Cambridge Cultural Social Studies)
by Bernhard Giesen
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