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Therefore , if alternate ways of development are to be explored , then this is possible only after the yoke of western or Eurocentric knowledge is thrown away . On the basis of Berlin's philosophy , it is possible to speculate a set of ...
Therefore , if alternate ways of development are to be explored , then this is possible only after the yoke of western or Eurocentric knowledge is thrown away . On the basis of Berlin's philosophy , it is possible to speculate a set of ...
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First , such gov- ments in India between 1967-68 and It essentially implies that the number of ernments obviously have very short 1992-93 also indicates that unstable coa- possible combinations of parties which time - horizons .
First , such gov- ments in India between 1967-68 and It essentially implies that the number of ernments obviously have very short 1992-93 also indicates that unstable coa- possible combinations of parties which time - horizons .
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It is possible to imagine a Navakal in Marathi seem to show . ernments . This apparent golden age similar process going on in each Indid not , according to Habermas , last dian language : a single paper becomlong .
It is possible to imagine a Navakal in Marathi seem to show . ernments . This apparent golden age similar process going on in each Indid not , according to Habermas , last dian language : a single paper becomlong .
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