SOCB43H3 Lecture 11: LECTURE 11.docx
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Group m= more or less do the same thing, from the same town, similar outcomes and religion, has its own language and unique customs. Group n= differentiation occurs, you"re going to have different types of ppl (merchants, lawyers, peasants, warriors) Each little town is individual in a collective sense, within any big city youre going to find the same types of ppl making them similar. Individualism + cosmopolitanism/ universalism b/c you"re not as tied to a specific place of origin and are more mobile (ex. Christianity said you as a unique individual could choose, missionary orientation) the more orient to an individual the more available it is to be adopted by others. No single affiliation defines you, you are the constant. When more ppl have these intersections of groups you belong to the less likely it is for anyone to belong to the same set, resulting in unique coordinates, creates a personal experience of being different from anyone else.
