All members of a particular society appear to be produced from the same mould.

They can also, of course, be seen to stand for their particular societies.

Because, Gellner thinks, of the particular society from which he came and his position in it.

What Marx meant by a particular society was an organization of people making a living together.

People living in a particular society must be aware of their laws and institutions since they have to obey them.

Gradually too they can be made aware of differences within a particular society in the past.

We learn to become members of a particular society and the most important forces involved in this process are social, not biological or instinctual.

Power distance is the degree of equality, or inequality, between people in a particular society.

Democracy is about a proper interplay between the forces of any particular society.

It is built by an exchange among the people of a particular society.