The elements of a circle civilisation that, within a social circle at a particular moment, provide the principal standards for what counts as true or credible, good or justified, normal or appropriate, and worth pursuing.
- Explanation. Dominance does not mean that every member fully endorses these elements internally. An element may be dominant because it is widely shared, recognised as valid, or institutionally embedded to such a degree that it directs actual conduct and judgement within the circle.
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