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Radcliffe brown ki Samajik sanrachna evam Samajik Prakar​

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Radcliffe-Brown too adopts the terms 'eunomia' and 'dysnomia'. ... For Radcliffe-Brown, the eunomia of a society refers to the harmonious working together of its parts or, in other words, functional unity or inner consistency of the system.

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Radcliffe brown ki Samajik sanrachna evam Samajik Prakar

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