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The view that social structure can be understood through roles, networks and patterns was propounded by
S.F. Nael
Radcliffe-Brown
Herbert Spencer
- The idea that social structure is understood through roles, networks, and patterns is strongly linked to Radcliffe-Brown.
- Radcliffe-Brown (Option 2) was a pioneering British social anthropologist. He emphasized the analysis of social structure through the interrelations, roles, and social networks of individuals in a society. ??
- S.F. Nael (Option 1) is not a prominent name associated with this theoretical contribution.
- Herbert Spencer (Options 3 & 4) was a sociologist who compared society to a living organism but focused less on networks and specific roles.
- The correct answer is:
Option 2 – Radcliffe-Brown ??
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