Seminar, Temas461-472R. Thapar, 1998 |
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... experience , backed up by the experiences of other regions , that education leads to many social benefits , including improvements in standards of hygiene , reduction in infant and child mortality rates , decline in population growth ...
... experience , backed up by the experiences of other regions , that education leads to many social benefits , including improvements in standards of hygiene , reduction in infant and child mortality rates , decline in population growth ...
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... experiences of margina- lization and an inability to transform the structures which reiterate the enslaving experience , dalits do not exhibit a common perception but necessarily multiple , complex reac- tions . Instead of creating a ...
... experiences of margina- lization and an inability to transform the structures which reiterate the enslaving experience , dalits do not exhibit a common perception but necessarily multiple , complex reac- tions . Instead of creating a ...
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... experiences of knowledge ' became the basis of the theorising uni- versal experience of womanhood . ' Experience ' thus became the base for personal politics as well as the only reliable methodological tool for defin- ing oppression ...
... experiences of knowledge ' became the basis of the theorising uni- versal experience of womanhood . ' Experience ' thus became the base for personal politics as well as the only reliable methodological tool for defin- ing oppression ...
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