Different tendencies may arise within a movement because participants and social circles do not fully share the same civilisations and interpret and develop the system of ideas and narrative differently.
- Explanation. Differences in personal and circle civilisations may lead to divergent views concerning content, priorities, goals and courses of action. When such differences become sufficiently great, tendencies may arise within the movement that compete with one another in particular respects. This may lead to internal factional conflict, organisational separation or the emergence of new movements.
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