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New Alterities and Emerging Cultures of Social Interaction

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, confronting our societies with types and degrees of alterity never before encountered. Whereas contact with cultural strangers is … dementia sufferers represent new forms of alterity for which most societies have not yet established routines of conduct. This …

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The other side of "us" : alterity construction and identification work in the context of planned change

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Alternative modes of governance: organic as civic engagement

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IDENTITY AND OTHERNESS IN THE NOVEL ”AMBIGEN”. AN EXISTENCE FILE OF OCTAV ȘULUȚIU

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