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... of the fishing communities but were normally from outside their social and cultural milieu . The economic inequalities created as a result of the functioning of these institutions - primarily by the introduction of modern technology ...
... of the fishing communities but were normally from outside their social and cultural milieu . The economic inequalities created as a result of the functioning of these institutions - primarily by the introduction of modern technology ...
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It created the docile and mute body so necessary for modern industrialism . These experiments on the body eventually created the ground for Taylorism and the concentration camps . This brings me to my final argument .
It created the docile and mute body so necessary for modern industrialism . These experiments on the body eventually created the ground for Taylorism and the concentration camps . This brings me to my final argument .
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This has created a world - view of fragmentation and fission rather than the intended one of unification . Thus , on the conceptual plane , ' dalit ' faces a perilous resistance , contradictions being inherent in the origin of the word ...
This has created a world - view of fragmentation and fission rather than the intended one of unification . Thus , on the conceptual plane , ' dalit ' faces a perilous resistance , contradictions being inherent in the origin of the word ...
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