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Let us again remember that funda- mental does not mean traditional . As in other parts of the non - Western while they rob community life of much of its vitality and therefore its capacity for counteracting the sense of helplessness.5 ...
Let us again remember that funda- mental does not mean traditional . As in other parts of the non - Western while they rob community life of much of its vitality and therefore its capacity for counteracting the sense of helplessness.5 ...
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Thanks to the present media , these women's voices can now emerge from a traditionally imposed ances- tral silence . ... confidence among those women whose voices were and are silenced by a traditional and mo- dern patriarchal ethos .
Thanks to the present media , these women's voices can now emerge from a traditionally imposed ances- tral silence . ... confidence among those women whose voices were and are silenced by a traditional and mo- dern patriarchal ethos .
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Yet another is en- gendering greater political and eco- nomic autonomy of the village in administering its own affairs , revi- talizing traditional panchayats and enabling them to administer law and order .
Yet another is en- gendering greater political and eco- nomic autonomy of the village in administering its own affairs , revi- talizing traditional panchayats and enabling them to administer law and order .
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