Difference between revisions of "Power relationships"
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| − | Power is a relationship, something that exists ''between'' people. Thus, a person can have power advantages and power disadvantages, but not "have power" in itself. The concept of [[ | + | Power is a relationship, something that exists ''between'' people. Thus, a person can have power advantages and power disadvantages, but not "have power" in itself. The concept of [[powerlessness]] should be seen as being severely disadvantaged in the relationship, not as lacking a certain trait. |
Revision as of 16:01, 14 November 2015
Power is a relationship, something that exists between people. Thus, a person can have power advantages and power disadvantages, but not "have power" in itself. The concept of powerlessness should be seen as being severely disadvantaged in the relationship, not as lacking a certain trait.
