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الصفحة 589
Narratives , which may be continuously produced and questioned while maintaining a claim to historicity , lend themselves to this search for traditionality . Political rhetoric is viable , since the past may be narrated as current ...
Narratives , which may be continuously produced and questioned while maintaining a claim to historicity , lend themselves to this search for traditionality . Political rhetoric is viable , since the past may be narrated as current ...
الصفحة 590
account of the historical foundations of ethnic , political and narrative opposition . These studies and Sefwi narratives suggest that conflicting traditions , and related disputes , are to be understood with reference to two sets of ...
account of the historical foundations of ethnic , political and narrative opposition . These studies and Sefwi narratives suggest that conflicting traditions , and related disputes , are to be understood with reference to two sets of ...
الصفحة 591
Rights have been attributed to the party whose narrative resembled most closely a ' traditional , normative ideal . Speakers have therefore attempted to construct narratives that accord in content and style with an ideal history which ...
Rights have been attributed to the party whose narrative resembled most closely a ' traditional , normative ideal . Speakers have therefore attempted to construct narratives that accord in content and style with an ideal history which ...
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المحتوى
AFRICA | 333 |
contrasting cultures | 359 |
the ideology of royal slavery in | 394 |
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