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Explore the Work of
Dr. Susan Minsos
Manners are the starting point.
As sapiens, we readily acquire manners and adjust them to suit each power structure (culture club) in which we are a member.
In every social interaction, mannerly individuals interpret context, navigate power, and respond to what their environment affords: hence, "affordance" is a key word in socialization.
Dr. Minsos’ work focuses on a process of recognition—revealing how we continuously assess situations, make decisions, and engage with others through our intuitive understanding of how socialization works. Minsos shows how and why individuals herd into culture clubs.
Her work is not about instruction, but awareness: recognizing what we (you and I) know, and why.
Click the navigation buttons below to:
Reveal the matrix social game The Culture Clubs Series
Reveal Canada's contemporary manners in The Hurtig Lecture
Reveal pre-Confederation Canadian manners in The Mohawk Trilogy
To learn more from Dr. S. Minsos herself on her theory of manners and culture clubs, click below to view more.

Art, Michael Swanson. Thayendanegea Joseph Brant and Warriors, saviours of BNA, 1775-1784.
Brantford, Ontario.