Hi All,
Please find attached an article which really took me by storm.
Though the article is written in American context, I felt that most of it can be applied to any community including us. I took several days to read through the entire article but realised that it is worth reading a second time.
The author - J.G. O’Boyle, Senio Analyst of The Cente fo Cultural Studies & Analysis has stated that the article can be used for non commercial purposes.
I am quoting a small portion below:
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The glue that holds the community together is not geography or blood ties, but shared values.
Values are simply broad tendencies of the members of any group to prefer one state of affairs over another. Values are rarely articulated, since they operate at a pre-conscious level, but they are instantly recognized in their violation.They are expressed over time as a consistent pattern of movement in the direction of a
desired state. They express a deeply held feeling for the way things "should" be.
Unquote:::
Thanks
Bala
From India, Madras
20Please find attached an article which really took me by storm.
Though the article is written in American context, I felt that most of it can be applied to any community including us. I took several days to read through the entire article but realised that it is worth reading a second time.
The author - J.G. O’Boyle, Senio Analyst of The Cente fo Cultural Studies & Analysis has stated that the article can be used for non commercial purposes.
I am quoting a small portion below:
Quote
The glue that holds the community together is not geography or blood ties, but shared values.
Values are simply broad tendencies of the members of any group to prefer one state of affairs over another. Values are rarely articulated, since they operate at a pre-conscious level, but they are instantly recognized in their violation.They are expressed over time as a consistent pattern of movement in the direction of a
desired state. They express a deeply held feeling for the way things "should" be.
Unquote:::
Thanks
Bala
From India, Madras
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