rural-urban continuum

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• rural-urban continuum — See folk urban continuum …   Dictionary of sociology

• folk-urban continuum — A concept relating to the transition from rural to urban societies. Investigation of the social, cultural, and economic characteristics of individual societies allows them to be positioned at different points along an evolutionary path. See also… …   Dictionary of sociology

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• СЕЛЬСКО-ГОРОДСКОЙ КОНТИНУУМ — (rural urban continuum) концепция, согласно которой между сельскими и городскими общинами имеется не столько простой контраст, сколько градация типов общины с точки зрения их размера, плотности населения, степени разделения труда, изоляции,… …   Большой толковый социологический словарь

• СЕЛЬСКО-ГОРОДСКОЙ КОНТИНУУМ — (RURAL URBAN CONTINUUM) Для большей части социологии XIX в. характерна идея противоположности между городским и сельским обществами. Постепенно становилось ясно, что дихотомия такого рода является слишком упрощенной, и что существуют определенные …   Социологический словарь

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• Redfield, Robert — (1897 1958) An American anthropologist who, in 1930, published a study (Tepoztlan: Life in a Mexican Village) which outlines an idealtypical construct of folk society . Subsequently he suggested that the spread of urban based civilization… …   Dictionary of sociology

• Street children — is a term used to refer to children who live on the streets. They are deprived of family care and protection. Most children on the streets are between the ages of 10 and 14 years old, and their populace between different cities is varied.Street… …   Wikipedia