Seminar, Volúmenes503-508R. Thapar, 2001 |
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... teaching , as for example in history , enables both the teacher and the student to be aware of the difference between mythology and history . There is now a retreat from these processes and mythology is taking over from knowledge ...
... teaching , as for example in history , enables both the teacher and the student to be aware of the difference between mythology and history . There is now a retreat from these processes and mythology is taking over from knowledge ...
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... teachers , because until the British opened regular schools teaching was done by Muslim mullahs in the mosques or by Sikh granthis ... in the gurudwaras . Our brahmins were rarely erudite ; in fact brahmins were rarely erudite ; in fact ...
... teachers , because until the British opened regular schools teaching was done by Muslim mullahs in the mosques or by Sikh granthis ... in the gurudwaras . Our brahmins were rarely erudite ; in fact brahmins were rarely erudite ; in fact ...
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... teacher , and her work at Indraprastha College occupied a great deal of her time and attention , such that ... teaching occupied a large space in Sudesh's life , so did her work with PUDR , the People's Union of Democratic Rights , to ...
... teacher , and her work at Indraprastha College occupied a great deal of her time and attention , such that ... teaching occupied a large space in Sudesh's life , so did her work with PUDR , the People's Union of Democratic Rights , to ...
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