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... imagination are able to construct a reality that can or cannot correspond to the way things really happened . More likely , they forge a fictitious reality that has to fit within and become a part of the construction of the ' social ...
... imagination are able to construct a reality that can or cannot correspond to the way things really happened . More likely , they forge a fictitious reality that has to fit within and become a part of the construction of the ' social ...
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... imagination with sexist ideology and gender stereotyping that denigrate and marginalize women . For these fairy tales are not the value - free or harmless collection of childhood fantasy but are revealed " as carriers of conservative ...
... imagination with sexist ideology and gender stereotyping that denigrate and marginalize women . For these fairy tales are not the value - free or harmless collection of childhood fantasy but are revealed " as carriers of conservative ...
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... imagination has immense fascination . But the closing of the frontier had not stalled the visionary quest . It only triggered imagination in a different , inward direction . There were two possibilities in it , of aspiration or hope ...
... imagination has immense fascination . But the closing of the frontier had not stalled the visionary quest . It only triggered imagination in a different , inward direction . There were two possibilities in it , of aspiration or hope ...
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