A Theory of Rural Attitudes (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781172069071)

"A Theory of Rural Attitudes" (1917) by L.L. Bernard explores the formation and characteristics of attitudes prevalent in rural communities. Bernard, a noted sociologist, delves into the social psychology of rural life, examining how environment, occupation, and social interactions shape the collective mindset. This work provides a detailed analysis of the unique perspectives and values found within rural populations, offering insights into their behaviors and beliefs.

The book investigates various factors influencing rural attitudes, from traditional customs to economic conditions, and considers how these attitudes impact social change and public opinion. It remains a valuable resource for understanding the sociological dynamics of rural societies and the enduring importance of rural perspectives in broader social and political contexts.

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