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1 Ferdinand Tonnies community/society scheme
economy Rural industrial dimension village city orientation tradition progress values Local universal Social tie (relations) strong weak Social control members law family extended nuclear member Controlled but protected Free but alone

2 Mary Douglas grate/group scheme
community society

3 Lyfestyle Relations community Orientation: tradition Values: local
Social control: members Orientation: progress Values: universal Social control: law Relations Relations weak Membership contextual Members Free but alone Relations strong Membership strong Members Controlled but protected society

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