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 +Speigel, Alix. 2011. “Why Cleaned Wastewater Stays Dirty In Our Minds.” Morning Edition. National Public Radio. http://www.npr.org/2011/08/16/139642271/why-cleaned-wastewater-stays-dirty-in-our-minds.
  
 “The Twelve Tribes: The Official Website of the Twelve Tribes Communities.” 2013. http://twelvetribes.org/. Accessed 2 February 2015.  “The Twelve Tribes: The Official Website of the Twelve Tribes Communities.” 2013. http://twelvetribes.org/. Accessed 2 February 2015. 
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 +## Recycled water
  
-## Durkheim and Weber, two daimons on my shoulders ## +Why did the cave story change people's minds? 
  
-I like to think of Emile Durkheim and Max Weber as two little [[http://classics.mit.edu/Plato/apology.html|daimon]]s who sit on each of my shoulders, each whispering different things in +Speigel, Alix. 2011. “Why Cleaned Wastewater Stays Dirty In Our Minds.” Morning Edition. National Public Radio. http://www.npr.org/2011/08/16/139642271/why-cleaned-wastewater-stays-dirty-in-our-minds.
-my ears.+
  
-* Durkheim looks at society as a totality. 
  
-* Weber looks at society as something that develops out individual 
-patterns of action. 
  
-* Durkheim says that patterns of action are social facts. That is why 
-they matter. 
  
-* Weber says that social patterns and institutions form because social actions have a meaning to the 
-actor and to the society at large. Social institutions and structures are particualr ways of embodying all the things that people in society value.  
  
 ## Types of social action ##  ## Types of social action ## 
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 Do all religious forms, institutions or belief systems reflect the same social values?  Do all religious forms, institutions or belief systems reflect the same social values? 
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 +## Durkheim and Weber, two daimons on my shoulders ## 
 +
 +I like to think of Emile Durkheim and Max Weber as two little [[http://classics.mit.edu/Plato/apology.html|daimon]]s who sit on each of my shoulders, each whispering different things in
 +my ears.
 +
 +* Durkheim looks at society as a totality.
 +
 +* Weber looks at society as something that develops out individual
 +patterns of action.
 +
 +* Durkheim says that patterns of action are social facts. That is why
 +they matter.
 +
 +* Weber says that social patterns and institutions form because social actions have a meaning to the
 +actor and to the society at large. Social institutions and structures are particualr ways of embodying all the things that people in society value. 
  
  
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