'ALL SOCIAL WORLDS ARE MEDIATED'

'All Social Worlds are mediated'

'Social Worlds are mediated'

Introduction

Social worlds are mediated Because most people, most of the time, prefer getting along with others to conflict. Peaceful co-operation uses much less emotional energy and creates beneficial results. 2. Over evolutionary time, say the past 2 to 5 million years, human beings lived mostly in bands - small groups larger than one extended family but smaller than we'd normally nowadays think of as a tribe - where survival depended on co-operation. Sure, it also depended on the ability to fight, but primarily co-operation within the group.(Jenkins, 2002, 54)

 

'Social Worlds are mediated'

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