Seminar, Temas389-400R. Thapar, 1992 |
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... reason to believe that this second kind of occasional appease- ment has ever harmed the interests of any kind of majority community . Let us accept for argument , how- ever , that sometimes it has . Is this undemocratic ? It is claimed ...
... reason to believe that this second kind of occasional appease- ment has ever harmed the interests of any kind of majority community . Let us accept for argument , how- ever , that sometimes it has . Is this undemocratic ? It is claimed ...
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... reason to do so . Viewer involvement and the medium's credibility have now emer- ged as goals that override the earlier superficial concerns with entertain- ment versus education versus infor- mation . ' This quotation has the merit of ...
... reason to do so . Viewer involvement and the medium's credibility have now emer- ged as goals that override the earlier superficial concerns with entertain- ment versus education versus infor- mation . ' This quotation has the merit of ...
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... reason , its ability to make us univer- sal , not limited to primordial loyalties like caste , ethnicity , language ... reasons , life - styles . It is in this context that the book under review acquires its relevance . The job that K.S. ...
... reason , its ability to make us univer- sal , not limited to primordial loyalties like caste , ethnicity , language ... reasons , life - styles . It is in this context that the book under review acquires its relevance . The job that K.S. ...
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