Oxford University Press eBooks· 2013· Book chapter
Social Ontology
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This book presents a theory of social ontology centered on 'we-thinking' and 'we-acting' (we-mode), distinguishing it from individualistic 'I-mode' thinking, and argues this framework is superior for understanding large organized groups and group reasons.
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