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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"New--Social conditions"”.
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'The Sancity Of Womanhood': John Ruskin And The Medieval Madonna
… become one and the same for British art and social critic John Ruskin. His complexly layered rhetoric, most poignantly expressed through the sanctified image of the medieval Madonna, serve as one interesting and much-judged example of many reactions to the tumultuous new social conditions of …
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Including young people: exploring citizenship and participation in areas of urban regeneration
… changes to established patterns of employment, social reproduction, family life and life experiences, it is young people who find themselves ‘positioned at the leading edge of many aspects of contemporary social change, and experience acutely the risks and opportunities that new social …
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Aspects of the Jewish Experience in Northern Europe, 800 to 1096
… and autonomy of the Jewish people, but the social system froze them out of the landed economy. To keep their culture alive, the Jews had to adapt their lifestyle to these new social conditions.</p> <p>The Jews responded economically by engaging in trade. Some Jews traded in slaves. Others …
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Challenges and Possibilities of Emigrante Epistemology: Mexican Immigrants Caught in the Crossfire of Neo-liberalism within Post 9/11 United States
The current political, economic, and social conditions facing Mexican immigrant families within post 9/11 United States have a direct effect on their daily lives. The current climate of anti-immigrant, xenophobic, and racist discourse is perpetuated through mainstream media, political agendas, and …
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Unsettled elites: reproducing the hacendado in neoliberal Ecuador
… of landed property with racialized forms of social prestige that have defined the standards for national cultural norms of distinction and political economic power. They are also often portrayed as forces of exploitation and stagnation, suggesting that their positions of privilege are …