Seminar, Temas269-280R. Thapar, 1982 |
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... nature which pits one against the other . Our ancestors , unable to cope with the vagaries and fury of nature sought an order of nature and discovered gods who controlled their destinies . We dis- pensed with gods and nearly succee- ded ...
... nature which pits one against the other . Our ancestors , unable to cope with the vagaries and fury of nature sought an order of nature and discovered gods who controlled their destinies . We dis- pensed with gods and nearly succee- ded ...
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... nature of deve- lopment initiated by the British . The Bahishkrt Samaj , however , stood in total opposition to the new system and the new mode of development , economics , politics , culture , every- thing . For , it was this new mode ...
... nature of deve- lopment initiated by the British . The Bahishkrt Samaj , however , stood in total opposition to the new system and the new mode of development , economics , politics , culture , every- thing . For , it was this new mode ...
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... nature that one great characteristic of the Indian emerged to accept disaster with equani- mity , with a fatalism that often borders on exasperating inaction . Extend the same surrender to nature in the wider sphere , and you have an ...
... nature that one great characteristic of the Indian emerged to accept disaster with equani- mity , with a fatalism that often borders on exasperating inaction . Extend the same surrender to nature in the wider sphere , and you have an ...
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Study of Developing Societies Delhi | 35 |
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