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18 Who Are We Without the Societies That Raised Us?
We like to believe that our choices, values, and reactions are entirely self-determined. Yet, the quiet friction of entering an unfamiliar society reveals just how much of our inner self is actually constructed by our original environment.American anthropologist Ralph Linton argued that human personality cannot be fully understood apart from the society that nurtures it. From the moment of birth, our families, schools, and communities supply us with a blueprint for how to behave and what to value. Over time, these external guidelines become deeply integrated into our internal sense of self…
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