The paper delves into the essential characteristics of power, highlighting its dimensions and implications.
Building upon the discussion of power's conceptual definition and formative principles in the preceding two chapters, this paper further delineates the social phenomenon of "power". I posit that power possesses four essential characteristics: consciousness, intentionality, purposefulness, and effectiveness. Regarding power's attributes, I concur with Dennis H. Wrong's proposition that power has three dimensions: extensiveness, comprehensiveness, and intensity. However, based on my theoretical framework of power formation, I provide a novel interpretation of power's "intensity".
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