Seminar, Temas341-352R. Thapar, 1988 |
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... culture , one style of com- munication which prevails within its borders and is dependent for its per- petuation on a centralized educa- tional system supervised by and often actually run by the state in question , which monopolizes ...
... culture , one style of com- munication which prevails within its borders and is dependent for its per- petuation on a centralized educa- tional system supervised by and often actually run by the state in question , which monopolizes ...
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... cultural heritage is fairly evenly distributed , so that culture is fairly equally mastered by all members of the groups and cannot function as cultural capital , i.e. , as an instru- ment of domination . ' There is a strange ...
... cultural heritage is fairly evenly distributed , so that culture is fairly equally mastered by all members of the groups and cannot function as cultural capital , i.e. , as an instru- ment of domination . ' There is a strange ...
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... culture afford an unique opportunity to select for the desired characteristics within the shortest possible time ... culture methodology inherently brings the variations in the cultures into focus due to the phenomenon called somaclonal ...
... culture afford an unique opportunity to select for the desired characteristics within the shortest possible time ... culture methodology inherently brings the variations in the cultures into focus due to the phenomenon called somaclonal ...
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