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heterosexuality ' ) , because it has both economic and cultural ramifications . It is through the normalization of heterosexuality that ' male ' and ' female ' are constructed in the particular ways that feminism has challenged , and it ...
heterosexuality ' ) , because it has both economic and cultural ramifications . It is through the normalization of heterosexuality that ' male ' and ' female ' are constructed in the particular ways that feminism has challenged , and it ...
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The pessimism of this current , in contrast to the optimism of the proponents of ' Nation - building ' , arose out of the irreducible character that these cultural and physical ' givens ' , particularly in the case of ' young nations ' ...
The pessimism of this current , in contrast to the optimism of the proponents of ' Nation - building ' , arose out of the irreducible character that these cultural and physical ' givens ' , particularly in the case of ' young nations ' ...
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For the liberation of any depressed community it is essential that political truth transform itself into cultural ... If the dalit movement is a cultural movement , then it needs modifications in its encounter with other cultures .
For the liberation of any depressed community it is essential that political truth transform itself into cultural ... If the dalit movement is a cultural movement , then it needs modifications in its encounter with other cultures .
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