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Irina18 [472]
2 years ago
13

Sharawood is a village that has not yet been industrialized. Most residents of

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borishaifa [10]2 years ago
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Gemeinschaft is shown in sociologist Ferdinand Tönnies would most likely describe Sharawood. A naturally forming organic social relationship marked by strong reciprocal sentimental and family bonds within a shared tradition.

<h3>What is Ferdinand Tönnies theory?</h3>

Tonnies' theory is known as the gemeinschaft-gesellschaft dichotomy, implying that the two concepts are on different ends of a spectrum.

This is a key part of the idea since each side shapes, or defines, the other, and their relationship is inextricably linked.

Thus, option B, Gemeinschaft is correct.

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