“…). 3 According to Mauss, societies are polysegmental (or structured by diverse segments in profusion) when their members relate only through the subgroups to which they originally belong; they are tribal when their members relate through direct horizontal contacts between family groups in which they are found; they are dynastic (or kingdoms) when their members relate, fundamentally, through direct vertical interactions between family groups defined by ancestral collective debts; and they are national (or nations) to the extent that society itself establishes direct relationships with each of its members, even "We understand a nation to be a materially and morally integrated society, with a stable, permanent central power, defined borders, relative moral, mental and cultural unity of the inhabitants, who consciously adhere to the state and its laws." Nationally integrated, its members individuate themselves by integrating directly and independently of segregation, implying impersonal benefaction through generalized trust in the single currency ("[...] a unity in which there is even a belief in national credit") and in general law ("The notion of homeland symbolizes the totality of the rights [...] that the member of this nation has in correlation with the duties that he must fulfill in it") (Mauss, 2017, p.77-79).…”