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Ligne n°8 : ... * Health & Medicine
Ligne n°9 : * Lifestyles & Social Issues
Ligne n°10 : * Literature ...

Ligne n°36 : ... * Health & Medicine
Ligne n°37 : * Lifestyles & Social Issues
Ligne n°38 : * Literature ...

Ligne n°63 : Social movement

Ligne n°63 : Social movement
Ligne n°64 : Article Media Additional Info ...

Ligne n°67 : ... * Introduction
Ligne n°68 : * Characteristics of social movements

Ligne n°68 : * Characteristics of social movements
Ligne n°69 : + Social movements and social change ...

Ligne n°68 : ... * Characteristics of social movements
Ligne n°69 : + Social movements and social change

Ligne n°69 : + Social movements and social change

Ligne n°69 : + Social movements and social change
Ligne n°70 : + The membership ...

Ligne n°70 : ... + The membership
Ligne n°71 : * Types of social movements

Ligne n°71 : * Types of social movements
Ligne n°72 : * The dynamics of social movements ...

Ligne n°71 : ... * Types of social movements
Ligne n°72 : * The dynamics of social movements

Ligne n°72 : * The dynamics of social movements
Ligne n°73 : + Progressive changes in leadership and membership ...

Ligne n°75 : ... * Relations between structural elements
Ligne n°76 : * The causes of social movements

Ligne n°76 : * The causes of social movements
Ligne n°77 : + Psychological factors ...

Ligne n°77 : ... + Psychological factors
Ligne n°78 : + Social factors
Ligne n°79 : + Other theories ...

Ligne n°79 : ... + Other theories
Ligne n°80 : * The consequences of social movements

Ligne n°80 : * The consequences of social movements

Ligne n°82 : ... (BUTTON)
Ligne n°83 : Home Lifestyles & Social Issues Social Movements & Trends

Ligne n°83 : Home Lifestyles & Social Issues Social Movements & Trends

Ligne n°83 : Home Lifestyles & Social Issues Social Movements & Trends
Ligne n°84 : (BUTTON) (BUTTON) ...

Ligne n°86 : Social movement

Ligne n°86 : Social movement

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Ligne n°100 : https://www.britannica.com/topic/social-movement

Ligne n°100 : https://www.britannica.com/topic/social-movement
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Ligne n°122 : ... External Websites
Ligne n°123 : * Social Sciences LibreTexts Library - Social Movements

Ligne n°123 : * Social Sciences LibreTexts Library - Social Movements

Ligne n°123 : * Social Sciences LibreTexts Library - Social Movements

Ligne n°132 : Social movement, a loosely organized but sustained campaign in support

Ligne n°132 : Social movement, a loosely organized but sustained campaign in support
Ligne n°133 : of a social goal, typically either the implementation or the prevention ...

Ligne n°132 : ... Social movement, a loosely organized but sustained campaign in support
Ligne n°133 : of a social goal, typically either the implementation or the prevention
Ligne n°134 : of a change in society’s structure or values. Although social movements ...

Ligne n°133 : ... of a social goal, typically either the implementation or the prevention
Ligne n°134 : of a change in society’s structure or values. Although social movements

Ligne n°134 : of a change in society’s structure or values. Although social movements
Ligne n°135 : differ in size, they are all essentially collective. That is, they ...

Ligne n°148 : ... sustained association takes the place of situational groupings of
Ligne n°149 : people, the result is a social movement.

Ligne n°149 : people, the result is a social movement.

Ligne n°151 : Characteristics of social movements

Ligne n°151 : Characteristics of social movements

Ligne n°153 : A movement is not merely a perpetuated crowd, since a crowd does not
Ligne n°154 : possess organizational and motivational mechanisms capable of ...

Ligne n°154 : ... possess organizational and motivational mechanisms capable of
Ligne n°155 : sustaining membership through periods of inaction and waiting.
Ligne n°156 : Furthermore, crowd mechanisms cannot be used to achieve communication ...

Ligne n°157 : ... and coordination of activity over a wide area, such as a nation or
Ligne n°158 : continent. A movement is a mixture of organization and spontaneity.
Ligne n°159 : There is usually one or more organizations that give identity, ...

Ligne n°159 : ... There is usually one or more organizations that give identity,
Ligne n°160 : leadership, and coordination to the movement, but the boundaries of the
Ligne n°161 : movement are never coterminous with the organizations. For example, ...

Ligne n°160 : ... leadership, and coordination to the movement, but the boundaries of the
Ligne n°161 : movement are never coterminous with the organizations. For example,
Ligne n°162 : although organizations such as California’s Sierra Club are influential ...

Ligne n°162 : ... although organizations such as California’s Sierra Club are influential
Ligne n°163 : in the movement to preserve the natural environment, anyone who works

Ligne n°163 : in the movement to preserve the natural environment, anyone who works
Ligne n°164 : for the cause and interacts with other workers for this purpose is a ...

Ligne n°164 : ... for the cause and interacts with other workers for this purpose is a
Ligne n°165 : member of the conservationist movement. The famous John Brown was not a
Ligne n°166 : member of any major abolitionist organization, but his martyrdom made ...

Ligne n°166 : ... member of any major abolitionist organization, but his martyrdom made
Ligne n°167 : him a leader and symbol for the movement, even though organizational
Ligne n°168 : leaders were reluctant to recognize him. ...

Ligne n°176 : Social movements and social change

Ligne n°176 : Social movements and social change

Ligne n°176 : Social movements and social change

Ligne n°178 : All definitions of social movement reflect the notion that social

Ligne n°178 : All definitions of social movement reflect the notion that social

Ligne n°178 : All definitions of social movement reflect the notion that social
Ligne n°179 : movements are intrinsically related to social change. They do not ...

Ligne n°178 : ... All definitions of social movement reflect the notion that social
Ligne n°179 : movements are intrinsically related to social change. They do not

Ligne n°179 : movements are intrinsically related to social change. They do not
Ligne n°180 : encompass the activities of people as members of stable social groups ...

Ligne n°179 : ... movements are intrinsically related to social change. They do not
Ligne n°180 : encompass the activities of people as members of stable social groups
Ligne n°181 : with established, unquestioned structures, norms, and values. The ...

Ligne n°181 : ... with established, unquestioned structures, norms, and values. The
Ligne n°182 : behaviour of members of social movements does not reflect the

Ligne n°182 : behaviour of members of social movements does not reflect the
Ligne n°183 : assumption that the social order will continue essentially as it is. It ...

Ligne n°182 : ... behaviour of members of social movements does not reflect the
Ligne n°183 : assumption that the social order will continue essentially as it is. It
Ligne n°184 : reflects, instead, the faith that people collectively can bring about ...

Ligne n°184 : ... reflects, instead, the faith that people collectively can bring about
Ligne n°185 : or prevent social change if they will dedicate themselves to the
Ligne n°186 : pursuit of a goal. Uncommitted observers may regard these goals as ...

Ligne n°187 : ... illusions, but to the members they are hopes that are quite capable of
Ligne n°188 : realization. Asked about their activities, members of a social movement

Ligne n°188 : realization. Asked about their activities, members of a social movement
Ligne n°189 : would not reply, “I do this because it has always been done” or “It’s ...

Ligne n°190 : ... just the custom.” They are aware that their behaviour is influenced by
Ligne n°191 : the goal of the movement: to bring about a change in the way things
Ligne n°192 : have “always” been done or sometimes to prevent such a change from ...

Ligne n°195 : ... women's suffrage: United States
Ligne n°196 : Members of the women's suffrage movement in Philadelphia, 1917.
Ligne n°197 : Harris and Ewing Collection/Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. (neg. ...

Ligne n°204 : ... The quixotic efforts of bold, imaginative individuals do not constitute
Ligne n°205 : social movements. A social movement is a collectivity or a collective

Ligne n°205 : social movements. A social movement is a collectivity or a collective

Ligne n°205 : social movements. A social movement is a collectivity or a collective

Ligne n°205 : social movements. A social movement is a collectivity or a collective
Ligne n°206 : enterprise. Individual members experience a sense of membership in an ...

Ligne n°206 : ... enterprise. Individual members experience a sense of membership in an
Ligne n°207 : alliance of people who share their dissatisfaction with the present
Ligne n°208 : state of affairs and their vision of a better order. Like a group, a ...

Ligne n°208 : ... state of affairs and their vision of a better order. Like a group, a
Ligne n°209 : social movement is a collectivity with a common goal and shared values.

Ligne n°209 : social movement is a collectivity with a common goal and shared values.

Ligne n°211 : ... The sense of membership suggests that individuals are subject to some
Ligne n°212 : discipline. In addition to shared values, a social movement possesses

Ligne n°212 : discipline. In addition to shared values, a social movement possesses
Ligne n°213 : norms. These norms prescribe behaviour that will symbolize the members’ ...

Ligne n°213 : ... norms. These norms prescribe behaviour that will symbolize the members’
Ligne n°214 : loyalty to the social movement, strengthen their commitment to it, and

Ligne n°214 : loyalty to the social movement, strengthen their commitment to it, and
Ligne n°215 : set them apart from nonmembers. The norms prohibit behaviour that may ...

Ligne n°215 : ... set them apart from nonmembers. The norms prohibit behaviour that may
Ligne n°216 : cause embarrassment to the movement or provide excuses for attacks by
Ligne n°217 : opponents. Commitment is strengthened by participation in group ...

Ligne n°217 : ... opponents. Commitment is strengthened by participation in group
Ligne n°218 : activities with other members and by engaging in actions, individual or
Ligne n°219 : collective, that publicly define the individuals as committed members. ...

Ligne n°221 : A social movement also provides guidelines as to how members should

Ligne n°221 : A social movement also provides guidelines as to how members should
Ligne n°222 : think. Norms of this kind constitute something resembling a “party ...

Ligne n°226 : ... arguments for it. Not every member can be expected to study and think
Ligne n°227 : through the philosophy that justified the movement and its values.
Ligne n°228 : Ideology provides them with a ready-made, presumably authoritative set ...

Ligne n°231 : One of the defining characteristics of a social movement is that it is

Ligne n°231 : One of the defining characteristics of a social movement is that it is
Ligne n°232 : relatively long lasting; the activity of the membership is sustained ...

Ligne n°233 : ... over a period of weeks, months, or even years rather than flaring up
Ligne n°234 : for a few hours or a few days and then disappearing. A social movement

Ligne n°234 : for a few hours or a few days and then disappearing. A social movement
Ligne n°235 : is usually large, but, like duration, largeness is only relative. Some ...

Ligne n°235 : ... is usually large, but, like duration, largeness is only relative. Some
Ligne n°236 : social movements, lasting many decades, may enlist hundreds of

Ligne n°236 : social movements, lasting many decades, may enlist hundreds of
Ligne n°237 : thousands of members. Some movements take place within the boundaries ...

Ligne n°236 : ... social movements, lasting many decades, may enlist hundreds of
Ligne n°237 : thousands of members. Some movements take place within the boundaries
Ligne n°238 : of a specific secondary group, such as a religious association or a ...

Ligne n°242 : The exact size of a social movement is impossible to determine exactly,

Ligne n°242 : The exact size of a social movement is impossible to determine exactly,
Ligne n°243 : for membership is not formally defined. Indeed, one of the salient ...

Ligne n°243 : ... for membership is not formally defined. Indeed, one of the salient
Ligne n°244 : characteristics of a social movement is the semiformal character of its

Ligne n°244 : characteristics of a social movement is the semiformal character of its
Ligne n°245 : structure. It lacks the fully developed, formal structure of a stable ...

Ligne n°251 : ... While not all members display these traits, ideal members give their
Ligne n°252 : total, unselfish loyalty to the movement. Since no legal obligation is
Ligne n°253 : assumed on becoming a member, either to conform to the movement’s norms ...

Ligne n°252 : ... total, unselfish loyalty to the movement. Since no legal obligation is
Ligne n°253 : assumed on becoming a member, either to conform to the movement’s norms
Ligne n°254 : or to remain a member, commitment to the movement and its values ...

Ligne n°253 : ... assumed on becoming a member, either to conform to the movement’s norms
Ligne n°254 : or to remain a member, commitment to the movement and its values
Ligne n°255 : becomes one of the most important sources of control. Deeply committed ...

Ligne n°258 : ... so, are likely to be regarded by outsiders as fanatics. Some students
Ligne n°259 : of social movements, particularly those whose analysis has a

Ligne n°259 : of social movements, particularly those whose analysis has a
Ligne n°260 : psychoanalytic orientation, have suggested that the fanaticism of ...

Ligne n°261 : ... dedicated members results from individual psychopathological states. An
Ligne n°262 : alternative explanation is that the social movement becomes a reference

Ligne n°262 : alternative explanation is that the social movement becomes a reference
Ligne n°263 : group that provides dedicated members with a new and deviant view of ...

Ligne n°263 : ... group that provides dedicated members with a new and deviant view of
Ligne n°264 : social reality. Their basic assumptions about the nature of the social

Ligne n°264 : social reality. Their basic assumptions about the nature of the social
Ligne n°265 : order become so divergent from those of “normal” members of society ...

Ligne n°267 : ... Learn More!
Ligne n°268 : Social movement

Ligne n°268 : Social movement

Ligne n°288 : ... + Anarchism
Ligne n°289 : + Socialism
Ligne n°290 : + Liberalism ...

Ligne n°292 : ... + Communism
Ligne n°293 : + Social change
Ligne n°294 : + Libertarianism ...