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s, someone who cannot be responsible for action. Groups also act, but in individualist cultures, the actions of groups are usually only recognized because the groups are seen as big individuals * Actions of a corporation,... en individualist cultures recognize the agency of groups, they usually ignore the role of larger social re

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latch// feasts to determine the rank of different groups (Wolf 1982, 191–92). ===== A new human nature? =

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me type of classification of new, foreign people, groups, and events is present everywhere on both sides o

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ools pervasively rank children as individuals and groups. * This is not a plot against children, or a

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land-based resources, and also within classes and groups within society itself" (Blaikie 1987, 17; see als