Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 12Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2002 |
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Page 23
... means that to the extent that Mediterranean societies internalise the division between tradition and modernity — either because they valorise the modern or reject it by means of the traditional - they reproduce a world not of their own ...
... means that to the extent that Mediterranean societies internalise the division between tradition and modernity — either because they valorise the modern or reject it by means of the traditional - they reproduce a world not of their own ...
Page 170
... mean to say this is a ' different ' modernity . The interlinked nature of the production of tradition both as a reaction against , and as a facilitator of modernity , means it is difficult indeed to separate this Andalucían modernity ...
... mean to say this is a ' different ' modernity . The interlinked nature of the production of tradition both as a reaction against , and as a facilitator of modernity , means it is difficult indeed to separate this Andalucían modernity ...
Page 173
... means and for whom , in all examples , I reveal how within the Mediterranean tourist context , tradition becomes manifested within , entangled with , or even produced by modernity itself . The fact that tradition is an integral part ...
... means and for whom , in all examples , I reveal how within the Mediterranean tourist context , tradition becomes manifested within , entangled with , or even produced by modernity itself . The fact that tradition is an integral part ...
Contents
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Tradition Modernity and European Hegemony | 23 |
Alternative Modernities or Accountable Modernities? | 43 |
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