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Tag Archives: “The Subjection of Women”

“Peer Pressure”

Posted on January 27, 2015 by Abigail

“Peer Pressure”  No one can resist peer pressure. Such is the judgment of Peter Berger, sociologist of knowledge. To this generalization, I am no exception. For that reason perhaps, peer pressure interests me. One time, I entered the lobby of … Continue reading →

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