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intentional communities and their survival  

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  • There can be many measures of success for intentional communities, including the personal growth experienced by members, the moral example set by a group that rejects the corruption of the surrounding world, and the cultural creativity of people who share a remarkable spiritual or aesthetic sensitivity. Yet perhaps the most compelling measure is the sheer ability of the community to survive. [Source: Encyclopedia of Community: From the Village to the Virtual World; Intentional Communities and Their Survival]

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