Seminar, Temas365-376R. Thapar, 1990 |
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... nature became the leitmotif of social action . Nature was looked upon as a resource to be exploited , and its endowments were valued only in so far as they had commodity value.1 The communities which failed to fall in line with this ...
... nature became the leitmotif of social action . Nature was looked upon as a resource to be exploited , and its endowments were valued only in so far as they had commodity value.1 The communities which failed to fall in line with this ...
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... nature and extent of labour use in the hill agriculture of the North East . The central issue which emanates a from all this is that the process of privatisation , not a dominant trend until recently , has now taken firm root in every ...
... nature and extent of labour use in the hill agriculture of the North East . The central issue which emanates a from all this is that the process of privatisation , not a dominant trend until recently , has now taken firm root in every ...
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... nature which are also radioactive . Prominent amongst them are potassium - 40 , carbon - 14 and tritium . The last two exist in nature because of their continuous production by cosmic rays in the earth's atmosphere and all the three are ...
... nature which are also radioactive . Prominent amongst them are potassium - 40 , carbon - 14 and tritium . The last two exist in nature because of their continuous production by cosmic rays in the earth's atmosphere and all the three are ...
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