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Historically modernity began with the Caribbean as its site of confrontation ; with the European attempt to reduce native Americans and Africans to the status of mechanical objects without subjectivity . Originally it is identical to ...
Historically modernity began with the Caribbean as its site of confrontation ; with the European attempt to reduce native Americans and Africans to the status of mechanical objects without subjectivity . Originally it is identical to ...
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scene as expressions of European ability to transform the raw material of other “ inferior " cultures into sublime realizations of “ Western " culture . These changes on the European scene , generally regarded as starting in the ...
scene as expressions of European ability to transform the raw material of other “ inferior " cultures into sublime realizations of “ Western " culture . These changes on the European scene , generally regarded as starting in the ...
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The Amerindians , and even this term is fraught with consequences of which we should remain very much aware , were located and relocated in a variety of temporal and spatial relationships to the European , and also the Asian .
The Amerindians , and even this term is fraught with consequences of which we should remain very much aware , were located and relocated in a variety of temporal and spatial relationships to the European , and also the Asian .
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