Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 12Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2002 |
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... language . You are expecting them to speak in your language ! Go to the committees here in Ramallah , here they are used to talking in the language of Westerners . I don't mean English or Arabic ; I am talking about concepts . All these ...
... language . You are expecting them to speak in your language ! Go to the committees here in Ramallah , here they are used to talking in the language of Westerners . I don't mean English or Arabic ; I am talking about concepts . All these ...
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... language and history , which were totally unknown or had been forgotten by us Maltese . Indeed , it is my firm belief that every scrap of document- ation — unimportant , unliterary or ir- relevant as it might seem can acquire immense ...
... language and history , which were totally unknown or had been forgotten by us Maltese . Indeed , it is my firm belief that every scrap of document- ation — unimportant , unliterary or ir- relevant as it might seem can acquire immense ...
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... language of Malta . It was only in 1934 that Maltese also became an official language of the Maltese archipelago , and it was not before 1936 that the Italian language was removed from this status . It therefore comes as no surprise to ...
... language of Malta . It was only in 1934 that Maltese also became an official language of the Maltese archipelago , and it was not before 1936 that the Italian language was removed from this status . It therefore comes as no surprise to ...
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Tradition Modernity and European Hegemony | 23 |
Alternative Modernities or Accountable Modernities? | 43 |
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