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It is not possible to argue then that violence is necessary , unavoidable , in fact , justi- fied , in the service of a ( disinterested ? ) quest for knowledge especially so because the results of this quest can be For Einstein however ...
It is not possible to argue then that violence is necessary , unavoidable , in fact , justi- fied , in the service of a ( disinterested ? ) quest for knowledge especially so because the results of this quest can be For Einstein however ...
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The Census and the British are blamed for the firming of identities , though later in the work Oberoi acknowledges the fact that there is a pre- history to identity formation , and all the blame cannot be placed at the door of ...
The Census and the British are blamed for the firming of identities , though later in the work Oberoi acknowledges the fact that there is a pre- history to identity formation , and all the blame cannot be placed at the door of ...
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The report stresses the fact that while greater levels of forest cover in the Himalaya are desirable , this is largely due to the need to meet local fuelwood and fodder requirements . Afforesting the Himalaya is unlikely to reduce the ...
The report stresses the fact that while greater levels of forest cover in the Himalaya are desirable , this is largely due to the need to meet local fuelwood and fodder requirements . Afforesting the Himalaya is unlikely to reduce the ...
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