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INTERCULTURALE.NET - NETWORK PER LA RICERCA E LE PRATICHE kottke.org - home of fine hypertext products community - a review of the theory Community. What is community and why should educators be concerned with it? We explore the development of theory around community, and the significance of boundaries, social networks and social norms – and why attention to social capital and communion may be important. contents: approaching the theory of community · community and boundary · community and network · community – norms and habits · social capital and community · communion and community · further reading · references · links · how to cite this article Since the late nineteenth century, ‘the use of the term community has remained to some extent associated with the hope and the wish of reviving once more the closer, warmer, more harmonious type of bonds between people vaguely attributed to past ages’ (Elias 1974, quoted by Hoggett 1997: 5). Beyond this there are issues around the way ‘community’ appears in political discourse. Approaching the theory of community Place. Anthony P. Boundary and community Education and community

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