Cultural Lag¶
Brinkman, R. L., & Brinkman, J. E. (1997). Cultural Lag: Conception and Theory. International Journal of Social Economics, 24(6), 609-627.
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- Culture Lag
- Brinkman and Brinkman (1997) formalized this as a Dialectic: the leading and dependent components pull in opposite directions, and only through tension-resolution do they re-equilibrate, but the re-equilibration itself is rarely a return to the prior state — it is a new configuration that embeds the leading change but constrains it through the catch-up
This sourceFormalizes lag as a dialectic in which catch-up is a new configuration rather than a return to the prior state; supports D29-079.
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The abstract shows only that this paper reviews and clarifies the cultural lag concept and theory; it says nothing of a dialectic, tension-resolution, or catch-up producing a new configuration.
“Sets out to review the points for and against the concept of cultural lag. First clarifies the cultural lag concept and theory.”
- Brinkman and Brinkman (1997) formalized this as a Dialectic: the leading and dependent components pull in opposite directions, and only through tension-resolution do they re-equilibrate, but the re-equilibration itself is rarely a return to the prior state — it is a new configuration that embeds the leading change but constrains it through the catch-up
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