Seminar, Temas473-484R. Thapar, 1999 |
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... become narcissistic , producing an infinity of texts on itself . This same fate haunts the subalterns who have dissi- pated into post - modernism or become an NRI imagination which reinvents India as the subject of its vicarious ...
... become narcissistic , producing an infinity of texts on itself . This same fate haunts the subalterns who have dissi- pated into post - modernism or become an NRI imagination which reinvents India as the subject of its vicarious ...
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... become a provin- cial backwater which is what Mum- bai is today ? How does a physically magnificent city by the sea become a decaying , slum - ridden megalopolis shambling towards destruction ? H.D. Shourie of Common Cause and lawyer ...
... become a provin- cial backwater which is what Mum- bai is today ? How does a physically magnificent city by the sea become a decaying , slum - ridden megalopolis shambling towards destruction ? H.D. Shourie of Common Cause and lawyer ...
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... become a nation of poor listeners ? Why is it that our social fabric has become so brittle , so unaccommodating to any dissent ? Why is it that we have become so adept at asphyxiating a different viewpoint ? Why is our discourse so ...
... become a nation of poor listeners ? Why is it that our social fabric has become so brittle , so unaccommodating to any dissent ? Why is it that we have become so adept at asphyxiating a different viewpoint ? Why is our discourse so ...
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