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... cultural vacuum and not being allowed to have access to a major portion of one's history . Where the incomplete accounts of the displaced historicist or of a homogenizing world - historical scheme and assimilates non - synchronous ...
... cultural vacuum and not being allowed to have access to a major portion of one's history . Where the incomplete accounts of the displaced historicist or of a homogenizing world - historical scheme and assimilates non - synchronous ...
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... cultural alterity . The narrative context fabricates a cultural topology that connects Christianity to geography . It articulates an expansionist language that seems more cyclic than linear . Such cyclical language helps to dis - orient ...
... cultural alterity . The narrative context fabricates a cultural topology that connects Christianity to geography . It articulates an expansionist language that seems more cyclic than linear . Such cyclical language helps to dis - orient ...
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... cultural re - orientation and inversion , supporting the efforts of constructing Christian centrality in the Orient ... cultural difference and on difference even as they acknowledge profound cultural similitude ( Greenblatt 44 ) ...
... cultural re - orientation and inversion , supporting the efforts of constructing Christian centrality in the Orient ... cultural difference and on difference even as they acknowledge profound cultural similitude ( Greenblatt 44 ) ...
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