Malinowski's functionalism views each institution as having specific norms, activities, and roles to fulfill functions that meet human needs. It analyzes how social and cultural elements work together interdependently, like organs in a body, to ensure societal stability. By understanding the functions of institutions, customs, and traditions in satisfying basic and derived needs, it provides insight into both individuals and societies.
Malinowski's functionalism views each institution as having specific norms, activities, and roles to fulfill functions that meet human needs. It analyzes how social and cultural elements work together interdependently, like organs in a body, to ensure societal stability. By understanding the functions of institutions, customs, and traditions in satisfying basic and derived needs, it provides insight into both individuals and societies.
Malinowski's functionalism views each institution as having specific norms, activities, and roles to fulfill functions that meet human needs. It analyzes how social and cultural elements work together interdependently, like organs in a body, to ensure societal stability. By understanding the functions of institutions, customs, and traditions in satisfying basic and derived needs, it provides insight into both individuals and societies.
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