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If they do not , they will be out of tune and become moribund . The need is to understand these changes and to realise that trade unions cannot remain rooted in the past . At the same time it is necessary to remember that some aspects ...
If they do not , they will be out of tune and become moribund . The need is to understand these changes and to realise that trade unions cannot remain rooted in the past . At the same time it is necessary to remember that some aspects ...
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Set reconstructions , lyrics , costumes , all become symbols standing for another primary experience . The stage becomes a sign of the ability to create , and again nature is defeated . 85 men , 70 tons of steel , 4500 bolts and 40 tons ...
Set reconstructions , lyrics , costumes , all become symbols standing for another primary experience . The stage becomes a sign of the ability to create , and again nature is defeated . 85 men , 70 tons of steel , 4500 bolts and 40 tons ...
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It must , in the words of Ashis Nandy , become a game of dissenting visions ' , ' an attempt to widen human choices , by reconceptualizing political , social and cultural ends ; by identifying emerging or previously ignored social ...
It must , in the words of Ashis Nandy , become a game of dissenting visions ' , ' an attempt to widen human choices , by reconceptualizing political , social and cultural ends ; by identifying emerging or previously ignored social ...
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