THE MAIN FEATURES OF WRITING FOR SOCIAL ACTION

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The article deals with the main features of writing for social action. Actions are affected by the behavior of other sociological creature and according to them decided their activity.

Keywords

Social action, sociological creature, sociology, types of social action, sociological viewpoint.

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