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as the primary bases of the internal differentiation of the system, For in-
stance, the nutrition and elimination systems, the respiratory system, and
the locomotor system of an organiSm are differentiated from each other
on this basis. This, as noted, is the essential meaning of the controversial
( in social, not biological, science ) concept of function. The basis of dif-
ferentiation is functional, since it consists in the differing input-output
relations of the system with its various environments and,,following from
that, the internal relations between the differing parts of the system itself.
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terms specific to each kind of unit but must be sufficiently general to apply
to the considerable range of diffcrcntittted classes of mils. Moralism ties
morality to the specifics of a subgroup or a particular stage of social devel-
opneut and must be distinguished from concern with maintaining control
of action in accord with more generalized moral standards.
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