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Knowledge, business, politics, defense, etc, would be impossible on a national scale without the inner horizon of common values. This horizon helps us to locate ourselves within the limits of what is knowable, feasible, and permissible; it allows us to set goals and priorities, and to find hope and direction. Values are rooted in myth, defined here as that which is said, as in Homer, but also as the inner rationality of our everyday discourse. Other Sociology Books 2005 – preferential Option for the Poor in Catholic Social Thought From John XXIII to John Paul II 2010 – Study of Identity as a Concept and Social Construct in Behavioral and Social Science Research. A look at Inter-Disciplinary and Global Perspectives 2001 – Sociological History of Excretory Experience. Defecatory Manners and Toiletry Technology
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