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... culture and the need for modernization . 12 In these new na- tions the intelligentsia is likely to exhibit a fierce pride in the distinc- tiveness of native culture and must hence be extremely reluctant to rup- ture the continuity with ...
... culture and the need for modernization . 12 In these new na- tions the intelligentsia is likely to exhibit a fierce pride in the distinc- tiveness of native culture and must hence be extremely reluctant to rup- ture the continuity with ...
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... culture which he seemed to scorn and simultaneously to desire , perhaps , in part , because it fenced him out . Here the ambivalence of the white view of the reservation is perti- nent . The Indian is considered a symbol of all that is ...
... culture which he seemed to scorn and simultaneously to desire , perhaps , in part , because it fenced him out . Here the ambivalence of the white view of the reservation is perti- nent . The Indian is considered a symbol of all that is ...
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... culture . The Code , and much of res- ervation culture , is a syncretism in the service of the desire to insure survival and maintain dignity under the shadow of superior force . But is this not a universal use of history ? Subscription ...
... culture . The Code , and much of res- ervation culture , is a syncretism in the service of the desire to insure survival and maintain dignity under the shadow of superior force . But is this not a universal use of history ? Subscription ...
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