Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 12Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2002 |
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... domination , how it is from the outset hopelessly dependent on the powers that be for authorisation . Modern Greeks sought to establish links with their ancestors because northern Europeans , primarily German and British romantics , had ...
... domination , how it is from the outset hopelessly dependent on the powers that be for authorisation . Modern Greeks sought to establish links with their ancestors because northern Europeans , primarily German and British romantics , had ...
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... domination and the adoption by the local upper - classes and intellectual Europeanised élites of the colonial narrative and construction of their societies as backward and traditional ( one famous example is the book of Qasim Amin ...
... domination and the adoption by the local upper - classes and intellectual Europeanised élites of the colonial narrative and construction of their societies as backward and traditional ( one famous example is the book of Qasim Amin ...
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... domination . In the eleventh century BC , on the other hand , Carthaginian power replaced and reinforced the maritime domination exercised by Tyre and Sidon . From this period onwards , the control of Mediterranean routes was in the ...
... domination . In the eleventh century BC , on the other hand , Carthaginian power replaced and reinforced the maritime domination exercised by Tyre and Sidon . From this period onwards , the control of Mediterranean routes was in the ...
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Tradition Modernity and European Hegemony | 23 |
Alternative Modernities or Accountable Modernities? | 43 |
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