Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 12Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2002 |
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Page 88
... production of modernity , we have still to define the contours of modernity generated in the space of the urban . The project of modernity conjures numerous meanings , visions and theories , many of which do not correspond to the ...
... production of modernity , we have still to define the contours of modernity generated in the space of the urban . The project of modernity conjures numerous meanings , visions and theories , many of which do not correspond to the ...
Page 199
... production once more around in their favour . Mechanisation followed in the 1950s , which saw the workforce decrease dramatically in size and the introduction of new techniques of production , effects vividly described to me by older ...
... production once more around in their favour . Mechanisation followed in the 1950s , which saw the workforce decrease dramatically in size and the introduction of new techniques of production , effects vividly described to me by older ...
Page 217
... production , a predominantly masculine domain . I have therefore retained the original French . 11. In fact , Durand's resistance to change is symptomatic of earlier attitudes among wine growers in Monadières , although by the 1990s ...
... production , a predominantly masculine domain . I have therefore retained the original French . 11. In fact , Durand's resistance to change is symptomatic of earlier attitudes among wine growers in Monadières , although by the 1990s ...
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Tradition Modernity and European Hegemony | 23 |
Alternative Modernities or Accountable Modernities? | 43 |
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