Seminar, Temas417-424R. Thapar, 1994 |
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... cultural pattern , and partly through parallel cultural movements of their own . Ultimately , all these new provin- cial cultures came to possess a broad unity of outlook , though each was ac- climatized to its appropriate provin- cial ...
... cultural pattern , and partly through parallel cultural movements of their own . Ultimately , all these new provin- cial cultures came to possess a broad unity of outlook , though each was ac- climatized to its appropriate provin- cial ...
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... cultural undertak- ings of the government are over- whelmingly staffed by these writers and intellectuals . It will not be true to say that all these undertakings were created with the express pur- pose of providing for these men , but ...
... cultural undertak- ings of the government are over- whelmingly staffed by these writers and intellectuals . It will not be true to say that all these undertakings were created with the express pur- pose of providing for these men , but ...
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... cultural assimilation , it is in fact subliminal or insidious westernization which would homogenize large peoples into a different cultural mould . " The question was whether craving for consumer - oriented lifestyles would enhance the ...
... cultural assimilation , it is in fact subliminal or insidious westernization which would homogenize large peoples into a different cultural mould . " The question was whether craving for consumer - oriented lifestyles would enhance the ...
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