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Primary
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A
“birthright,” developed in the primary process of
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enculturation
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Secondary
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In a
“society of strangers,” extends the Primary
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Discourse
into other social institutions
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Dominant
Discourse
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Lead
to “social goods” such as power, prestige and
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economic
well being
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