The concepts of agent and agency, perhaps related most closely to that of power, are usually deployed in debates over the relationship between individuals and social structure.
An edition of Social and Cultural Anthropology
(2000)
Social and Cultural Anthropology
The Key Concepts
by Nigel Rapport
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