Seminar, Volúmenes473-478R. Thapar, 1999 |
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... Equally important is the dis- couragement effect caused by poor quality , inadequate infrastructure - from books to balwadis , poorly moti- vated teachers , and low benefit expectation . All that this points to is the need to attract ...
... Equally important is the dis- couragement effect caused by poor quality , inadequate infrastructure - from books to balwadis , poorly moti- vated teachers , and low benefit expectation . All that this points to is the need to attract ...
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... equally worthy of esteem around the same issue . To the extent that this is feasible , interventions and struggles waged within such a process may open unfore- seen possibilities . It may provide , for example , routes and itineraries ...
... equally worthy of esteem around the same issue . To the extent that this is feasible , interventions and struggles waged within such a process may open unfore- seen possibilities . It may provide , for example , routes and itineraries ...
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... equally upon feminine imagery.24 impetus given by Sikhism as a mod- ern faith . Even though contemporary writings have rarely explored the gen- der implications of Sikh theology , 22 there can be no denying the emanci- patory effect of ...
... equally upon feminine imagery.24 impetus given by Sikhism as a mod- ern faith . Even though contemporary writings have rarely explored the gen- der implications of Sikh theology , 22 there can be no denying the emanci- patory effect of ...
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