In Contending That the Stranger Is "Near and Far at the Same

question 43

Multiple Choice

In contending that the stranger is "near and far at the same time," Simmel notes that the stranger

• A) never stays long in a particular community
• B) shares many similarities with those he interacts with
• C) is unable to provide important services to the community
• D) shares only the most general or common features with those he interacts with

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