An Answer to Criticisms of the Lag Concept¶
Herman, A. P. (1937). An Answer to Criticisms of the Lag Concept. American Journal of Sociology, 43(3).
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- That divergence is the normal condition of inherited culture, since practices persist by inertia while the conditions that justified them move on, and only a scheduled re-look reliably surfaces the gap.
This sourceExplains cultural lag as slower social adjustment in the face of faster material or technological change and resistance to that adjustment.
- That divergence is the normal condition of inherited culture, since practices persist by inertia while the conditions that justified them move on, and only a scheduled re-look reliably surfaces the gap.
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