Seminar, Temas305-316R. Thapar, 1985 |
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... understanding of violence . The main argument could be outlined in the following : Violence is not contingency . It is a process . Far from being an un- organised madness it carries a built- in organisation of its own . Such an ...
... understanding of violence . The main argument could be outlined in the following : Violence is not contingency . It is a process . Far from being an un- organised madness it carries a built- in organisation of its own . Such an ...
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... understanding the various forces which brought such a person into the national scene and led him into taking the positions he did within his community and before the world . But , like the proverbial moth - flame syndrome , the ...
... understanding the various forces which brought such a person into the national scene and led him into taking the positions he did within his community and before the world . But , like the proverbial moth - flame syndrome , the ...
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... understanding of that power and the exercising of it . It then has a great deal to do , ( inevitably so ) , with a translation of that understanding into what the power of ' Delhi ' is and how that power is to be exer- cised in respect ...
... understanding of that power and the exercising of it . It then has a great deal to do , ( inevitably so ) , with a translation of that understanding into what the power of ' Delhi ' is and how that power is to be exer- cised in respect ...
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